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23 March, 09:12

Assume a and b are rational numbers and c and d are irrational numbers for each of the following expressions determine whether the result is irrational rational or both. Justify your answer.

Part A: ac + d

Part B: 4b root 3 + C

Part C: b^2 (c+d)

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  1. 23 March, 10:25
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    Part A: ac + d the result is irrational number

    proof,

    the product of irrational number with any number apart from 0 is an irrational number

    Part B: 4b root 3 + c

    the result is irrational number,

    proof

    root 3 is an irrational number, the product and sum of irrational number with any number apart from 0 is an irrational number

    Part C: b^2 (c+d) bthe result is irrational

    proof

    c+d is an irrational number, b² is rational number, so the result of the product is an irrational number
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