Math, asked by sudhashreeTandi, 1 year ago

show that (3+√2) (3-√2) is not a irrational number.

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Answered by shekharrajbhar

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7 is the answer of this question

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Answered by vineeto8904

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$3(3 - \sqrt{2)} + \sqrt{2{3 - \sqrt{2}$

sudhashreeTandi: pls give the answer in full process/method pls

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