CBSE Class 10 Answered
Give an example and show that the sum of two irrational may be an irrational number but their product may not always be an irrational number.
Asked by Topperlearning User | 25 Jul, 2017, 04:54: PM
Expert Answer
Consider two numbers 
and 
Addition=
Product=10
So we see that the addition is an irrational number but the product is a rational number.
Answered by | 25 Jul, 2017, 06:54: PM
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