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Answer and fdaStep-by-step explanation:::
The answer depends on the numbers that are inputted for a and b.
If the numbers that are inputted for both a and b are rational, then a + b would be rational.
If the numbers that are inputted for both a and b are irrational, then a + b would be irrational.
If one of the variables is rational and the other is irrational, then a + b would be irrational.
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Answer:




Step-by-step explanation:
Given
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Match equivalent expressions
Solving (a):

The expression can be written as:
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For the nth term, the expression is:
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So, the summation is:

Solving (b):

The expression can be written as:
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--- 2
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---- 4
For the nth term, the expression is:
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So, the summation is:

Solving (c):

The expression can be written as:
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For the nth term, the expression is:
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So, the summation is:

Solving (d):

The expression can be written as:
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For the nth term, the expression is:
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So, the summation is:

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