Math, asked by MMadan, 11 months ago

prove 2+√2/4 is irrational number ​

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Answered by Anonymous
1

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Hi there !

Lets assume that 2√3-4 is rational number

Let , 

2√3-4 = r , where r is a rational no:

2√3 = r + 4

√3  = r + 4/2

Here ,

RHS is purely rational

But , LHS is irrational

This is a contradiction.

Hence , our assumption was wrong.

Therefore ,

2√3-4 is an irrational number

Answered by PurpleLove
3

Answer:

Lets assume that 2√3-4 is rational number

Let ,

2√3-4 = r , where r is a rational no:

2√3 = r + 4

√3 = r + 4/2

Here ,

RHS is purely rational

But , LHS is irrational

This is a contradiction.

Hence , our assumption was wrong.

Therefore ,

2√3-4 is an irrational number

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