Math, asked by nairnanditha2883, 10 months ago

If a and b are rational numbers such that a√2=b√17 then the positive values of a and b are?

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Answered by apoorvjrs

Answer: there are no possible values

Step-by-step explanation:

a/b=(17/2)^1/2

(17/2)^1/2 is an irrational number but a/b is rational because rational number divided by rational number is rational. And an irrational number (here,(17/2)^1/2) is never equal to rational number (here ,a/b)

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