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Prove that √3 +2√5 is a irrational number.​

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Answered by tavilefty666
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\text{First I'll prove that $\sqrt3$ is irrational.}\\ \text{Let is suppose that $\sqrt3$ is rational}\\ \text{ So, it can be expressed in the form of $\sqrt{a}{b}$   where a and b have no other factor than 1\\ \\ $\implies b\sqrt3=a   [cross multiply]$\\ \\ squaring both sides\\ $3b^2=a^2$\\ $\therefore$ by division lemma, $3$ and b^2 divides a^2$\\ $\therefore 3$ divides a}\text Now, let a=3c\\ the equation will be 3b^2=9c^2\\ So, b^2=3c^2\\ \thereofore 3 and c^2 divides b^2. So, 3 divided b\\ But we know that, a and b have no other factors other than 1. This contradiction arises because we considered \sqrt3 as rational. \therefore \sqrt3 is irrational.}


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