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2√5 . it is retional number​

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Answered by parvd
2

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

No it’s and irrational number!

Answered by vijaysir999932
0

Answer:

2√5 is an irrational because √5 is irrational. The only way you can add or subtract a number to √5 to make the result rational, is by keeping the number irrational.

Step-by-step explanation:

Use proof by contradiction. Assume that the sum is rationial, that is

2–√+5–√=ab

where a and b are integers with b≠0. Now rewrite this as

5–√=ab−2–√.

Squaring both sides of this equation we obtain

5=a2b2−22–√ab+2.

Now, carefully solve for 2–√ and obtain

2–√=−3b2a+a2b.

This implies that 2–√ is a rational number which is a contradiction. Thus

2–√+5–√

is an irrational number.

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