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Prove that 1/root5 is an irrational number

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Answered by jarryllinwj
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Answer:

2.2360679774

Step-by-step explanation:

1\sqrt{5} = 2.2360679774

This proves that 1\sqrt{5} is A irrational number

For a number to be qualified as a rational number, the number have to be a number that can be converted to fractions, then converted back to a number.

For example, 27.

27 is a rational number because 27 can be converted into fractions :

\frac{27}{1}

Which means 27 is a rational number.

For \frac{1}{3} , it is not a rational number. Because when converted to decimal :

It would be 0.33

If you convert 0.33 back to \frac{1}{3} , you will get \frac{33}{100} instead of \frac{1}{3} .

While the answer of 1\sqrt{5} is 2.2360679774

And 2.2360679774 cannot be converted into fractions. And therefore, 1\sqrt{5} is a irrational number.

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