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prove that 11underroot is irrational

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Answered by SejalShirat
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Root 11 can be proved as irrational as because it's value is non-terminating and non-repeating so we can say... ✌✌

Answered by biologyking1977
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✔️✔️ ANSWER ✔️✔️

✔️✔️prove that 11underroot is irrational✔️✔️

✔️Let us assume that √11 is rational

✔️Therefore,it can be expressed in the form p/q where q ≠0 and (p,q)=1 and p and q are integers

✔️p/q=√11

Therefore,

✔️p^2/q^2=11. …(squaring both sides)

✔️p^2=11(q^2)

✔️Now, 11(q^2)= a perfect square

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✔️11 is not a factor of q

Therefore,

p^2=11(q^2) … (q,11)=1

p=q√11. … (taking square root on both sides)

But,p is an integer

Therefore, contradiction.

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✔️11 is a factor of q.

Let's say q=11k where k is any non-zero integer

Therefore,

q^2 = (11k)^2

q^2=11 ^2 *k^2

q^2*11 =11^3 *k^2

Therefore p =√(11^3 *k^2)=11k*√11

It is irrational. 

✔️But p is integer

Therefore, contradiction in both cases

✔️Therefore, √11 is irrational

✔️ proved

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