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Prove that the negative of an irrationalnumber is an irrational number.

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Answered by WildCat7083
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 \tt \: let  \: negative \:  of  \: an \:  irrational  \: be  \: rational \:  number. \\  \tt \: let \:  j \:  be \:  an \:  irrational  \: number.  \\  \tt \:  therefore  \: by \: the \:  assumption \:  -j \:  is  \:  a \:  rational  \: number. \\  \tt \: since  \: negative  \: of \:  a \:  rational  \: number \:  is \:  rational \\  \tt \: -(-j)= j \: is \:  a \:  rational  \: number \:but \: we \:  assumed  \: j \:  as \:  an  \: irrational  \: number  \\  \tt \:  our assumption  \: is  \: wrong. \\  \tt \: therefore \:   so  \: negative  \: of  \: an \:  irrational \:  number \:  is  \: irrational.

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