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state whether (2-√3) + √3 is rational or irrational​

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Answered by ItzMonster
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We know that (−1) is a negative integer, and can be expressed as −11, hence, it is a rational number. Thus, the number (√2−√3)(√2+√3) is a rational number.

Answered by anish391531
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irrational no. i think.

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