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6(1/3) how it is a rational number?​

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Answered by bugadwalazainab52
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Step-by-step explanation:

So m³ and hence m must be divisible by 6. But n and m where co-prime so they can not have any factors in common so we have a contradiction. So 6^(1/3) must not be rational. Hence it is irrational

Answered by selenophile7
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Answer:

m3 and hence m must be divisible by 6. But n and m where co-prime so they can not have any factors in common so we have a contradiction. So 6^(1/3) must not be rational. Hence it is irrational.

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