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Mathematics State Board
Class 9
Real Numbers
Decimal Expansion of Rational and Irrational numbers
8.
Two marks example problems VII
Exercise condition:
2
m.
Find whether
x
and
y
are rational or irrational in the following.
(i)
a = \sqrt{75}
,
b = \sqrt{3}
;
x = ab
,
y = \frac{a}{b}
Both
x
and
y
are rational numbers
x
is a rational number and
y
is a irrational number
x
is a irrational number and
y
is a rational number
Both
x
and
y
are irrational numbers
(ii)
a = \sqrt{18}
,
b = \sqrt{3}
;
x = ab
,
y = \frac{a}{b}
x
is a rational number and
y
is a irrational number
Both
x
and
y
are irrational numbers
Both
x
and
y
are rational numbers
x
is a irrational number and
y
is a rational number
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