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For questions 1-2 , use what you have learned about adding and multiplying rational and irrational numbers to identify each sum or product as a rational or irrational number.

For questions 1-2 , use what you have learned about adding and multiplying rational and irrational numbers to identify each sum or product as a rational or irrational number.
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for questions 1-2 , use what you have learned about adding and multiplying rational and irrational numbers to identify each sum or product as a rational or irrational number.

for questions 1-2 , use what you have learned about adding and multiplying rational-example-1
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1. Not Rational

2. Rational

Explanation:

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User Pirho
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1.Irrational number
2.Rational number
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