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(x-y)=(a-b)prove that it is irrational

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Answered by ekansh71
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Answer:

For every value of x belongs to R, x−x+

2

i.e.,

2

is an irrational number.

Therefore, it is reflexive.

Now Let's say x=

2

and y=2 then x−y+

2

=2

2

−2 which is irrational

but when y=

2

and x=2,

x−y+

2

is not irrational;

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