Math, asked by rajendragurav857, 10 months ago

3+2√5 is irrational prove that​

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Answered by fakrudieenfakrudieen
1

Answer:

answer √5 is irrational number but a/2b- 3b is rational

Step-by-step explanation:

  1. let us assume that 3+2 √5 is irrational number
  2. 3+2√5 ( where and b are the integers
  3. 2√5=a\b-3
  4. 2√ 5 =a/ b - 3b
  5. √5= a/2b-3b
  6. hence √5 is irrational number but a/ 2b- 3b is rational number
  7. our assumption is wrong √5 is irrational but a/2b-3b is rational
Answered by Anonymous
8

Answer:

Let 3+ 25 be rational number.

We know that rational number is in the p/q form , where p and q are integer .

p/ q = 3 +25

p/q -3 = 25

p -3q/q = 25

p- 3q /2q = 5

:.p-3q/2q is in p/q form so, it is rational

number but we know that 5 is an irrational number.

:. My contradiction is wrong.

Hence, 3+25 is an irrational number.

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