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ii. Prove that 5-7√ is irrational.​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answered by stejendra98
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Answer:

we need to prove 5 -\sqrt7 as irrational

Step-by-step explanation:

let us assume on the contrary that 5- \sqrt7\\ is RATIONAL

Then acc to defination

5-\sqrt7= p/q [ where q \neq0, and  'p' and 'q' are co-prime integers]

On squaring both sides

(5-\sqrt7) ^{2}= p^{2}/q^{2}

= 25 + 7 - 10\sqrt7 =p^{2}/q^{2}

= 32 - 10\sqrt7=p^{2}/q^{2}

=  - 10\sqrt7 = p^{2}-32q^{2}/q^{2}

=\sqrt7= 32q^{2}-p^{2}/10q^{2}

here p and q are rational no

= \sqrt7 is RATIONAL

BUT

It CONTRADICTS the fact that \sqrt7 is IRRATIONAL

therefore, Our assumption goes WRONG

so, 5-\sqrt7  is IRRATIONAL

                                                Hence proved

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