how is (5+√5)×(5−√5)a rational number?
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(5+root5)(5-root5) is in the format of the identity'(a+b)(a-b)=a square - b square'.
So (5+ root5)(5-root5)=5square-root 5 square=25-5=20.
So,(5+ root5)(5-root5)=20 which is a rational number.
This is an example showing that the product of 2 irrational numbers is rational.
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(5+root5)(5-root5) is in the format of the identity'(a+b)(a-b)=a square - b square'.
So (5+ root5)(5-root5)=5square-root 5 square=25-5=20.
So,(5+ root5)(5-root5)=20 which is a rational number.
This is an example showing that the product of 2 irrational numbers is rational.
Thanks:)
#aditya
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