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Answered by Anonymous
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Heya !!

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Given that, √2 is rational.

Let 5+3√2 be irrational.

5+3√2 = a/b, where a and b are integers and (b≠0)

=> 3√2 = (a/b) – 5

=> √2 = (a–5b) / 3b

Therefore (a–5b) / 3b is irrational as √2 is irrational.

But this contradiction has arisen because of our incorrect consumption.

So , we conclude that 5+3√2 is irrational number.

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Answered by Atkah
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Yeah ur answer is




Given that, √2 is rational.

Let 5+3√2 be irrational.

5+3√2 = a/b, where a and b are integers and (b≠0)

=> 3√2 = (a/b) – 5

=> √2 = (a–5b) / 3b

Therefore (a–5b) / 3b is irrational as √2 is irrational.

But this contradiction has arisen because of our incorrect consumption.

So , we came to consider that 5+3√2 is irrational number.
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