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hey there.
if you find any number within root ...u can mark it as irrational but keep in mind that no should not be perfect square....for eg √64...it is rational not irrational....because √64 is 8.
but if something like this...√54,√68....these are all irrational no.
so in ur above question all are irrational.
if you find any number within root ...u can mark it as irrational but keep in mind that no should not be perfect square....for eg √64...it is rational not irrational....because √64 is 8.
but if something like this...√54,√68....these are all irrational no.
so in ur above question all are irrational.
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let 5+√2 is a rational number
5+√2=a/b. (where a and b are co prime and b non equal to 0
5=a/b-√2
5=a-√2b/b
5 is a rational number
a-√2b/b is also a rational number
but it is a contradiction
so, our assumption is wrong
5 is a rational number
5+√2 is an irrational number
hope it help
let 2/√2 is a rational number
2/√2=a/b ( where a and b are co prime and b not equal to zero )
2=a√2/b
2 is a rational number
a√2b is also be a rational number
but it is contradict
so,our assumption is wrong
2 is a rational number
2√2 is an irrational number
5+√2=a/b. (where a and b are co prime and b non equal to 0
5=a/b-√2
5=a-√2b/b
5 is a rational number
a-√2b/b is also a rational number
but it is a contradiction
so, our assumption is wrong
5 is a rational number
5+√2 is an irrational number
hope it help
let 2/√2 is a rational number
2/√2=a/b ( where a and b are co prime and b not equal to zero )
2=a√2/b
2 is a rational number
a√2b is also be a rational number
but it is contradict
so,our assumption is wrong
2 is a rational number
2√2 is an irrational number
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