Prove that 2*√3/5 is an irrational number.
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Step-by-step explanation:
2*√3/5
=2√3/5
let √3 be rational in the form of p/q
√3=p/q , here p&q are co-prime integers & q is not equal to zero.
squaring both sides
3=p²/q²
p²=3q²
therefore 3 is a factor of p² as well as p - - -1
as 3 is a factor of p
p=3r
p²=9r²
but
p²=3q²
so,
3q²=9r²
therefore 3 is a factor of q² as well as q - - -2
from 1&2
3 is a factor of both p&q
so p&q are not co-prime
therefore p/q is not rational
so, √3 is irrational.
since √3 is irrational
therefore
2√3/5 is irrational
(rational *irrational)/rational= irrational
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