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if x is a rational number and y is irattional number then show that (x+root y) is irrational​

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Answered by hibah2004
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since x= rational and y= irrational

let us assume that X+\sqrt{y} iis rational ,then we can find two integers a and b such that x+\sqrt{y} = a/b ,where a and b are co primes and b\neq 0  

x+\sqrt{y}=a/b

\sqrt{y} =a/b-x

\sqrt{y}=a-bx/b

a,b and 1 are integers

∴a-bx/x is rational

\sqrt{y} is rational

But this contradicts the fact that √y is irrational

Hence our assumption is incorrect.

Therefore x+√y is irrational.

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