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Answered by CharmingPrince
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Answer:

Given:

\left( \dfrac{-\sqrt{20}}{\sqrt5} \right)

Solution:

\implies \left( \dfrac{-\sqrt{20}}{\sqrt5} \right)

\implies \left( \dfrac{-\sqrt{(5 \times 4)}}{\sqrt5} \right)

\implies \left( \dfrac{-2\sqrt5}{\sqrt5}\right)

\implies \left( \cancel{\dfrac{\sqrt5}{\sqrt5}} \times -2 \right)

\implies -2

Thus it is a rational number

Answered by nayanharsh2005
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Answer:

(a) a rational number

Step-by-step explanation:

(-\sqrt{20}/\sqrt{5}) = (-2\sqrt5/\sqrt{5}) = -2,which is a rational number

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