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latest suppose that root 5 is rational number in the form of p divided by q in such that p and q are coprime integers and q is not equal to zero
Step-by-step explanation:
√5 = P/q
By squaring on both sides 5=p²/q²
5q² = p²
Thus , 5 is a factor of p².
So 5 is a factor of P also__---------(1)
Now Let
p= 5m
Squaring on both sides
p2=25m²
5q²=25m²
Thus , q²= 5m² now 5 is a factor of Q square therefore it is a factor of Q also .............(2)
From (1) and (2)
5 is a factor of both p and q but according to a reception P and Q were coprime integers therefore are assumptions contradicted and root 5 is irrational
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