If \(r,s,\) and \(t\) are integers, is \(r+s=\sqrt{t}?\)

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If \(r,s,\) and \(t\) are integers, is \(r+s=\sqrt{t}?\)

[1] \(r<-s\)

[2] \((r+s)^2=t\)

Answer: A

Source: Princeton Review

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