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22-04-2022
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Given a rational number, a, and an irrational number, b, prove that the sum of a and b is irrational.

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kermitthefrog4242 kermitthefrog4242

22-04-2022

Assume a is rational, b is irrational, and a + b equals a. We can express a and a + b as fractions since they are reasonable. Because this is our paradox, the sum of a rational and an irrational number must be irrational.

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