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Why is square root of 2 irrational?

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Why is square root of 2 irrational?

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Because you cannot divide evenly into it?

Chinmay answered Apr 13, 2020

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Answer:

A rational number cannot include any fractions or decimals and the square root of 2 is 1.4142135623730951.

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IsuPatches answered Apr 17, 2020

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