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Let us write an example where sum of two irrationals is rational .

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Answered by twinkletwinkle1326

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Answer:

√2 and 1−√2 are irrational. (Note that 1−√2 is irrational from the second statement.) But, √2+(1−√2)=1 which is rational.

Answered by ArushBhat

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Answer:

-√2+√2

IT is true try it out

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