Mathematics, 18.12.2019 06:31, Amrinderkhattra

(problem 1 to 3, if the statement is true, prove it. otherwise, disprove. 1. there exists a rational number and an irrational number y such that y is rational. [no need to show a number is rational or irrational in your proof

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