Math, asked by lorengray, 1 year ago

prove 3/2√5 is an irrational no.


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Answered by Rana44701
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lorengray: but by NCERT solutions it says to rationalize!
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UtkarshPant: the mistake is that i solve 3root5/2 rather than 3/2root 5
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Answered by UtkarshPant
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let us assume that 3/2root 5 is rational
therefore it can be written in the form of p/q where p and q are co-primes and q is not equal to 0
hence, 3/2root5 =p/q
3root5=2p/q
root5=2p/3q
as p and q are co primes therefore2p/3q is rational ,but this is contradictory as root 5 is irrational.
hence our exemption is wrong.
therefore,3/2root5 is irrationa
hence proved.

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