Prove that 2+√3 is Irrational number.
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Step-by-step explanation:
let us assume 2+√3 as rational.
⇒2+√3=a/b
∴2-a/b=-√3 or √3=a/b-2
⇒√3=a/b-2
√3=a-2b/b
∵a and b are positive integers
∴a-2b/b is rational
⇒√3 is rational
but we know that √3 is irrational
∴⇒2+√3 is irrational
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The value of root3 is 1.732.... wherein the numbers after the decimal don't repeat, therefore 2 + root3 is irrational
The rational number is either finite after the decimal or infinite but repeat in certain sets (like 3.333... or 1.575757...)
The rational number is either finite after the decimal or infinite but repeat in certain sets (like 3.333... or 1.575757...)
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