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how can we proof that 3+√3 is irrational .explain​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Let us assume 3-√3 is rational

let 3-√3 = a/b (a,b are any integers)

=> 3 - a/b = √3

=> √3 = 3 - a/b

=> √3 = 3b-a/b

For any two integers, RHS (3b-a/b) is rational

But, LHS(√3) is irrational

A rational and irrational are never equal

So, our assumption is false

Therefore, 3-√3 is irrational


alisha5192: my question is 3+√3
Anonymous: hooo sorry.... keep + instead of - and do the same....
alisha5192: please solve and answer again
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Anonymous: no yaar... sorry
alisha5192: but why
Anonymous: i am busy yaar
alisha5192: ok
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Anonymous: thank u didi
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