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mikewwe13:

What number can you multiply by −√2 to get a rational number? Select each correct answer. A. 1/2 B. √2 C. 0 D. 2

mikewwe13:

@vocaloid

mikewwe13:

hey mehek i've looking for to help me with this ?

umm:

Well, you can't just give an answer with out understanding HOW to do it..

Mehek:

Do you know what a rational number is?

mikewwe13:

yes it is any number that can be expressed of the quotient or a fraction

Mehek:

Right so if you do -√2 * 1/2 does that give you a rational number?

mikewwe13:

yes

Mehek:

No it does not

Vocaloid:

hint: -√2 * 1/2 = (-√2)/2 since it still contains √2 it is not rational, because √2 cannot be expressed as the quotient of 2 rational numbers

Vocaloid:

now what about -√2 * √2 = ?

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