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Let m be any non-zero rational number. Let n be any irrational number.
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Mathematics, 22.09.2020 16:01, lordcaos066
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Let m be any non-zero rational number. Let n be any irrational number.
Which value(s) is (are) irrational?
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Only the product of in and n, mn, is irrational.
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Only the sum of m and n, m+n, is irrational.
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Neither the sum, m_n, nor the product, mn, of m and n is irrational.
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Both the sum, men, and the product, mn, of m and n are irrational.
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