Prove tha √p+√q is irrational
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Step-by-step explanation:
Suppose that √p + √q is rational ,say r
Then ,√p + √q = r ( note that r is not equal to 0 ).
√q =r - √p
(√q)2 = ( r - √p)2
q = r2 + p - 2r√p
2r√p = r2 + p - q
√p = r2 + p - q / 2r
As r is rational and r is not equal to 0 ,so r2 + p - q /2r is rational
= √p is rational .
But this contradicts that √p is irrational
Hence , our supposition is wrong .
Therefore , √p + √q is an irrational number.
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