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4. Prove that the following are not rational numbers:
(I) √2+√3
(ii) √3-√2

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Answered by nazimhasan7863

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they are not because are. in the form of under róot

Answered by kew2prince

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because rational no. are always in form of p/q where q is not equal to 0

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