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chwala
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- A number is called an algebraic number if it is a solution of a polynomial equation ##a_0 z^n+a_1z^{n-1} + ... a_{n-1}z + a_n =0## where ##a_0,a_1 ...a_n## are integers...otherwise transcendental.
My question is [following the example on the attachment which is apparently clear to me].
1. Are the numbers ##eπ## and ##e+ π## Transcendental?
2. Algebraic numbers can also be rational and not necessarily integers? is that correct?
1. Are the numbers ##eπ## and ##e+ π## Transcendental?
2. Algebraic numbers can also be rational and not necessarily integers? is that correct?