2 years ago

Negate the statement, "Some square roots are rational numbers."

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gregori [183]2 years ago

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"Some square roots are not rational numbers"

Concept used:

In mathematics, the term "negate " refers to the opposite of a given mathematical statement or a contradiction to the given statement.

For Example: The negate of " Raj is a boy " is " Raj is not a boy".

Given statement: "Some square roots are rational numbers".

Negate of the given statement: "Some square roots are not rational numbers".

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