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Ryan Maddox

30 September, 16:43

Daniel claims that the product of two square roots of integers is always rational. His reasoning is given in the example below. Type either "correct" or "incorrect" next to each part of Daniel's reasoning below to indicate whether or not there is a flaw. A square root can be rational. The product of two rational numbers is always rational. The product of two integers is always a perfect square.

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