Math, asked by happy201885, 1 year ago

if A is rational and √B is irrational then prove that ( A+√B) is irrational

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Answered by Anonymous
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⊙ We know that if we add any rational number to irrational number then the result comes is irrational number.


So, the given number is irrational.


Eg :-
1 +  \sqrt{2}


Is irrational.


Hope it helps you


prabhudutt
Answered by Anonymous
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ur answer


...Let us assume to the contrary that x+√y is rational
So x+√y can be written in the form a/b,where a and b are co-primes and b not equal to 0
x+√y=a/b
√y=a/b-x
√y=a-bx/b
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