Math, asked by alandavidpilathara, 10 months ago

how to prove 3÷(√3−5) is irrational? help me please

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Answered by biswajitbaruah1977

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a rational number is one that can be represented in the form of p/q where q is not equal to zero and PA and q are both integers and since root 5 is not an integer 3/√5 is not a rational number and is thus irrational.

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