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prove that (2+3√2)/7 is an irrational number​

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Answered by kutti45
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Step-by-step-Explanation:

Let us assume that 2+3√2 rational number

(i.e) 2+3√2 =P/q ( Where p,q are positive integer and co prime q is not equal to zero)

3√2= P-3/q

3√2= P-3q/q

√5= P-3q/2q

√5 is irrational number ( Where p and q are integer p-3q/2q is irrational number)

This contact that the fact √2 is irrational numbers

So our assumption answer is incorrect answer

Hence 2+3√2 is irrational number

So i hope this answer will help you dear

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