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Megan added two numbers and the resulting sum was an irrational number. The first number was 2/3, which of the following could be the second number? Select TWO that apply

Megan added two numbers and the resulting sum was an irrational number. The first-example-1
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Answer:


A.\ 2\sqrt7\ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ C\bullet3\pi

Explanation:


(\left(Basic\ Calculation\right))/((6)/(5)+(2)/(3)=(18)/(15)+(10)/(15)=(28)/(15))


5+(2)/(3)=5(2)/(3)


\sqrt9+(2)/(3)=3+(2)/(3)=3(2)/(3)


So\ 2\sqrt7\ and\ 3\pi\ is\ the\ answer

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