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Prove tha 3\√5 is irrational?

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Answered by afrozslm11
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Answer:

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Answered by saranya428
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Answer:

Let us assume 3√5 is a rational number.

3√5 = a/b (where b≠0)

3 = a/b-√5

Squaring on both sides...

(3)² = [a/b-√5]²

9 = [/+(5)²-2(a/b) (5)

[Since (a-b) ²= +b²-2ab]

Rearranging.....

2a/b√5 = /+25-9

2a/b 5 = / +16

2a/b 5 = +16b²/

5 = +16b²/b²×b/2a

5 = +16b²/2ab

Here L. H. S = 5 = irrational number.

R. H. S = +16b²/2ab = rational number.

An irrational number is not equal to rational number. This contradicts the fact.

So, our assumption is wrong that 3√5 is a rational number.

:. 3√5 is an irrational number.....

Hence proved.

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