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Q6) Prove that 3+V5 is an
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Answered by poonamrathodgulabsin
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let us assume that 3+√5 is rational number

Now,

3+√5=(a÷b)

(here a and b are co-prime numbers)

√5=[(a÷b)-3]

Here {(a-3b)÷b} is a rational number

But we know that√5 is irrational number

So {(a-3b)÷b} is also irrational number

so our assumption is wrong.

3+√5 is irrational number

Hence proved

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so problem solved

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