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1) Prove that 3-2√5 is irrational?
2) Prove that 7-√2 is irrational?
3) Prove that 2+√7 is irrational?

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Answered by YOGESHmalik025
61

➡️ 1) let 3-25 be a rational no.

so, 3-25 = a/b

5 = a/2b - 3

a/2b-3 is a rational number

so, 5 also a rational no.

but, a qontradiction fact is that 5 is an irrerational no.

so, 3-25 is an IRRERATIONAL no. ❤️

similar you can do remaining 2 ❤️

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Answered by Anonymous
27

Answer:

Let us assume ,

3+2√5 is rational.

So , 3+2√5 = a/b

a and b are coprimes

2√5 = a/b -3

√5 = a-3b /2b

Thus implies , √5 is rational which is incorrect . ( a and b are coprimes)

Thus our assumption that 3+2√5 is rational is incorrect.

So , 3+2√5 is irrational .

Hope it help you ✌️❣️

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