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Foundations · Superchallenge problem

Let rr be a nonzero rational number and ss an irrational number. Of the four quantities r+sr + s,   rs\;rs,   sr\;\dfrac{s}{r}, and s2s^2, how many must ALWAYS be irrational, no matter which valid rr and ss are chosen?