Prove that 3√2-5 is irrational
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let as assume 3√2-5 as rational..
where a and b are integers.
a/b=3√2-5
a+5b/b=3√2(L.C.M.)
a+5b/3b=√2
where a and b are integers, a+5b/3b is rational so, √2 is also rational
but the contradict fact was that √2 is rational
so our assumption of √2 is rational is incorrect.
so, we conclude 3√2-5 as irrational..
hope its helps u..YO!!///!!@@
@@@@ArVs....
where a and b are integers.
a/b=3√2-5
a+5b/b=3√2(L.C.M.)
a+5b/3b=√2
where a and b are integers, a+5b/3b is rational so, √2 is also rational
but the contradict fact was that √2 is rational
so our assumption of √2 is rational is incorrect.
so, we conclude 3√2-5 as irrational..
hope its helps u..YO!!///!!@@
@@@@ArVs....
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Heya!!!
☜☆☞Here's your answer friend,
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Let 3√2 - 5 be a rational number,
therefore, 3√2 - 5 = a / b
.... (where a and b are coprime numbers and b ≠ 0)
==> 3√2 = a / b + 5
==> 3√2 = (a + 5b) /b
==> √2 = (a + 5b) / 3b
since a and b are integers ( a + 5b) / 3b is a rational number
there fore, √2 is a rational number
But this contradicts the fact that √2 is an irrational number.
Hence, our assumption proved wrong
==> √2 is an irrational number.
==> 3√2 - 5 is an irrational number.
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Hope it helps you : )
☜☆☞Here's your answer friend,
====================================
Let 3√2 - 5 be a rational number,
therefore, 3√2 - 5 = a / b
.... (where a and b are coprime numbers and b ≠ 0)
==> 3√2 = a / b + 5
==> 3√2 = (a + 5b) /b
==> √2 = (a + 5b) / 3b
since a and b are integers ( a + 5b) / 3b is a rational number
there fore, √2 is a rational number
But this contradicts the fact that √2 is an irrational number.
Hence, our assumption proved wrong
==> √2 is an irrational number.
==> 3√2 - 5 is an irrational number.
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Hope it helps you : )
jkk2:
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