Irrational Numbers. the Existence of a Rational Number Whose Square is Two
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https://doi.org/10.47494/mesb.v33i.1697Keywords:
irrational numbers, periodic division, rational numbers, square, theorem, proof, etcAbstract
This article describes in detail examples and problems that prove the existence of irrational numbers and a rational number whose square is equal to two.
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