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HELPPPPPPPPPPP Why is the sum of a rational number and an irrational number rational? A. Because the product is always a non- terminating, non- repeating decimal. B. Because the product is always a fraction
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HELPPPPPPPPPPP Why is the sum of a rational number and an irrational number rational? A. Because the product is always a non- terminating, non- repeating decimal. B. Because the product is always a fraction C. Because the product is always a negative number D. Because the product is always a repeating or a terminating decimal

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The only answer that makes sense is D, as it confirms that there is at least 1 rational number.
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I belive the answer is a
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