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Two lines that make an angle are called

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A line which connects any two points on a circle is known as

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A number which is not a rational number is called

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A surd which has rational factor other than unity and other factors being irrational is said to be

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Which one is irrational number?

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A number which can be expressed in form `("p"/"q")`, where p and q are integers and q ≠ 0 is called

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An irrational number that contains a radical sign is known as

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In algebra, we use alphabets such as a, b, c to denote

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Surds having same irrational factor are called

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When product of two surds is rational, then each one of them is called the

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A surd which has unity only as rational fraction and other factors being irrational is said to be

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Surds having no irrational factor are called

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If an expression consists of two terms in which atleast one term is a surd is known as

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In algebra, we use alphabets such as x, y, z to denote

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Which one is rational number ?

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Number should be added to complete square of x4 + 64 is 

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If an algebric expression is exactly divisible by two or more expressions, then expression is said to be

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In algebric fractions, numerators and denominators are

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Number of methods to find square root of an algebric expression are

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A polynomial of degree ‘3’ is called

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