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Answers
Question:-
- Prove that, is irrational.
Proof:-
Let us assume that,
is rational number, say r.
So,
As r is rational, r-2 is rational which means (r-2)/5 is rational.>> √3 is rational.
But this contradicts the fact that √3 is rational.
Hence, our assumption is wrong.
So,
is irrational.
Or,
is irrational.
Answer:
Question:-
Prove that,\sf \small \sqrt{ log_{3}(81)} + 5 \sqrt{ log_{7}(343) }
log
3
(81)
+5
log
7
(343)
is irrational.
Proof:-
\sf \small \sqrt{ log_{3}(81)} + 5 \sqrt{ log_{7}(343) }
log
3
(81)
+5
log
7
(343)
\sf \small = \sqrt{ log_{3}( {3}^{4} )} + 5 \sqrt{ log_{7}( {7}^{3} ) }=
log
3
(3
4
)
+5
log
7
(7
3
)
\sf \small = \sqrt{4} + 5 \sqrt{3 }=
4
+5
3
\sf \small =2 + 5 \sqrt{3 }=2+5
3
Let us assume that,
\sf \small 2 + 5 \sqrt{3 }2+5
3
is rational number, say r.
So,
\sf \small 2 + 5 \sqrt{3 } = r2+5
3
=r
\sf \implies \small r - 2 = 5 \sqrt{3 }⟹r−2=5
3
\sf \implies \small \sqrt{3 } = \frac{r - 2}{ 5}⟹
3
=
5
r−2
As r is rational, r-2 is rational which means (r-2)/5 is rational.>> √3 is rational.
But this contradicts the fact that √3 is rational.
Hence, our assumption is wrong.
So,
\sf \small 2 + 5 \sqrt{3 }2+5
3
is irrational.
Or,
\sf \small \sqrt{ log_{3}(81)} + 5 \sqrt{ log_{7}(343) }
log
3
(81)
+5
log
7
(343)
is irrational.
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