
- irrational = rational - Physics Forums- Mar 13, 2005 · Assume that the difference between a rational number and an irrational number is an irrational number. The sum of any such two irrational numbers would be a rational number. 
- Irrational numbers aren't infinite. are they? • Physics Forums- Dec 28, 2016 · While decimal representations of irrational numbers are non-repeating and infinite, there are indeed an infinite number of irrational numbers, which are uncountable compared to … 
- Is Pi divided by E rational, and what other irrational numbers exist ...- Aug 1, 2012 · Does anyone know if it has ever been proved that pi divided e, added to e, or any other mathematical operation combining these two irrational numbers is rational. Another thing … 
- Irrational Numbers and Real Life I need 6 answers - Physics Forums- Feb 17, 2010 · Irrational numbers have practical applications in real life, such as calculating dimensions for circular objects, like the border of a circular card, which involves pi. The … 
- Is a + (1/√2) (b-a) Irrational? - Physics Forums- Apr 26, 2012 · The discussion centers on proving that the expression a + (1/√2) (b-a) is irrational when a and b are distinct rational numbers. Participants analyze the algebraic steps taken to … 
- Can the ratio of two irrationals be rational? • Physics Forums- Sep 13, 2003 · The discussion centers on whether the ratio of two irrational numbers can be rational. It establishes that while any irrational number multiplied by a nonzero integer remains … 
- Proving √n Irrational: A Proof by Contradiction - Physics Forums- Oct 23, 2012 · The problem reads as follows: Let n be a positive integer that is not a perfect square. Prove that √n is irrational. I understand the basic outline that a proof would have. … 
- Is Pi a rational number in any other base besides base Pi?- Jul 24, 2013 · Pi is irrational in any base, as its property of being rational is independent of the base used for representation. While it can be expressed differently in various bases, such as … 
- Sequence of rationals that converge to irrational - Physics Forums- Mar 14, 2005 · This method produces rational approximations that converge quickly to the irrational number. Additionally, the continued fraction representation of the square root of 2 … 
- Irrational numbers vs. Transcendental numbers - Physics Forums- Mar 8, 2004 · Irrational numbers cannot be expressed as fractions, while transcendental numbers are not solutions to any polynomial equations with rational coefficients. For example, \ (\sqrt …