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Let r = 0 and s be an irrational number. Is r. s rational or irrational?

Let r = 0 and s be an irrational number. Is r. s rational or irrational?
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Let r = 0 and s be an irrational number. Is r. s rational or irrational?

Let r = 0 and s be an irrational number. Is r. s rational or irrational?-example-1
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r.s will be a rational number. Because if you multiply something with 0, the answer will always be 0. & 0 is a rational number

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