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How, let a = a rational number. let b = an irrational number. assume a + b = c and c is rational (attempting to disprove the conjecture). a + b = c b = c - a explain how alfred's argument contradicts his initial assumption proving that the sum cannot be rational?
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Aclass consists of 55% boys and 45% girls. it is observed that 25% of the class are boys and scored an a on the test, and 35% of the class are girls and scored an a on the test. if a student is chosen at random and is found to be a girl, the probability that the student scored an ais
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