Yes, all you have to do is look at the digits of both irrational numbers until there is a difference between two digits, truncate the irrationals after this digit (so you have a rational number) add the two rational numbers together, divide by two and you've got a rational number between the two irrationals.
So for example, suppose you've got the two following irrational numbers
α,β and wlog write them as
α=0.a1a2a3...β=0.b1b2b3...Where the
ai,bi are the digits.
The reason we can say they're between 0 and 1 is because it doesn't matter what the digits are to the left of the decimal point, it's just extra notation if we add them in.
Let's say that
ai=bi for
1≤i≤n−1, so what we're saying is there is a difference between the two irrationals at the digit in place
anSo denote the rational numbers
α′=0.a1a2a3...anβ′=0.b1b2b3...bnThen the number
2α′+β′ is also rational, but note that
2α′+β′=20.a1a2a3...an+0.b1b2b3...bnThis number will have the first
n−2 digits identical to the digits of
α′,β′ but the last two digits will be such that
a<2α′+β′<b