Math, asked by kr9237662, 10 months ago

Anyone can solve question 7 ....please​

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Answered by yogeshsingh405393
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Given √2 is an rational number,(5+3√2)is rational number

(5+3√2)is rational

(5-5+3√2)us rational number

But this contradiction is 5+3√2is rational number

Hence (5+3√2) is an irrational number

Answered by kiransharma0582
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√2 is rational number

Let 5+3√2 is a rational number

so, 5 +3√2=a/b , where a and b is co prime integer .

then,3√2=a/b-5

3√2=a-5b/b

√2=a-5b/b×3

where a-5b/b×3 is rational number

but , we know that √2 is also irrational number

so, our statement is wrong of 5+3√2 is rational number

since ,it is irrational number

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