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prove 2 under root3 upon 5 ir irrational

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Answered by Anudeepkalyadapu11
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Now c divdes both q and thus the contradiction arised and what we had assumed is worng so it is irrational
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Answered by FuturePoet
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Prove that (2√3)/5 is a irrational number ?


Let (2√3 )/5 be a rational number

⇒ (2√3)/5 = a/b

Where a and b are Co-prime numbers


Rearranging it

⇒ (2√3)/5 = a/b

⇒ 2√3 = (5a)/b

(5a)/b is a rational as it is in the form of p/q

But as We Know √3 is a irrational number . Hence , our assumption is wrong

(5√3)/5 be a irrational number

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