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is 7 a rational number is 3 to the square root a rational number and is the product of 7+ 3 to the square root rational
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is 7 a rational number is 3 to the square root a rational number and is the product of 7+ 3 to the square root rational
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7 = 7/1, which is a rational number.
sqrt(3) is not a rational number, since the root (which is approx. 1.732) cannot be expressed as the ratio of two integers.
Don't understand what you mean by "product of 7+ 3 to the sqrt." Please clarify this.
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