if X = an and Y = a+b, where a= 5+√5, b=5-√5 then find whether X and Y are rational irrational
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Step-by-step explanation:
X is an irrational
Y is a rational
Question:-
if X = ab and Y = a+b, where a= 5+√5, b=5-√5 then find whether X and Y are rational irrational
Solution:-
Now first we have to find the value of X
X= a×b
a=5+√5, b=5-√5
X= 5+√5× 5-√5
It is in the form of (a+b) (a-b) = a²-b²
X= 5+√5× 5-√5
X= (5)²-(√5)²
X= 25-5
X= 20
So, X is a rational number
Now Find the value of Y
Y= a+b
a=5+√5, b=5-√5
Y= 5+√5+ 5-√5
Here +√5 and -√5 will be cancelled
Then we get
Y= 5+5
Y= 10
So, Y also a Rational number
Answer:-
X and Y are rational numbers
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