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Part A. For which values of S and Mis S + M a rational number?

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Part A. For which values of S and Mis S + M a rational number? o S= 13 and M= 1 16 O-example-1

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Answer:


B.\ (1)/(√(4) ) \ and \ (1)/(√(9) )

Explanation:

We need to know that rational numbers are numbers that can eb written as a ratio of two integers.

Given

S =
(1)/(√(4) ) \ and \ M = (1)/(√(9) )

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Since √4 = 2 and √9 = 3


S = (1)/(2) \ and \ M = (1)/(3)


S+M = (1)/(2) + (1)/(3)\\S+M = (3+2)/(6)\\S+M = (5)/(6)

Since S+M is written as a ratio of two integers, hence the value of S and M for which S+M are rational is
(1)/(√(4) ) \ and \ (1)/(√(9) ) respectively

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