Math, asked by jyothirbhavana, 1 year ago

how to prove 6+root 2

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Answered by Darklearner7369
1

6 +  \sqrt{2}  = x
  \sqrt{2}  = x - 6
2 =  {(x  - 6)}^{2}


Answered by sanyasharma69
0
i think you are asking to prove it irrational so here your answer is.. .


let 6+root2 be in p/q form
then shift 6 on the rhs you will have an eq like this: root2=p-6q/q
then irrational is not equal to rational
contradiction arises and hence proved that our assumption was wrong 6+ root2 is irrational
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