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prove that 3+2 root 5 is irrational ​

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Answered by Somerandomdude
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]Step-by-step explanation:

let  us assume 3+2root 5 is in the form p/q where q not equal to 0 and p and q are coprimes.

3+2 root 5=p/q

5+root5=p/q

root 5=p/5q

LHS is irrational and RHS is rational

this is not possible

LHS not equal to RHS

hence our assumption is wrong

therefore 3+2root 5 is irrational

hence proved.

Answered by Anonymous
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hey!

the answer to your first question is,

let 3+2root 5 be a rational number

3+2root5 = a/b ( a and b are co prime )

2root5 = a-3b/b

root5 = a-3b/2b

root5 and a-3b/2b are rational numbers

root5 = p/q ( p and q are co prime )

5 = p^2/q^2

5q^2 = p^2 .......... (1)

p^2 is divisible by 5

p is also divisible by 5

p = 5c ........... (2)

Put equation 2 in 1

5q^2 = 25c^2

q^2 = 5c^2

q^2 is divisible by 5

q is also divisible by 5

It contradict that p and q are co prime numbers. So, our supposition was wrong.

3+2root5 is an irrational number.

The answer to your second question is,

x^2 -2x-8 =0

p×q = -8

p+q = -2

So , p=-4 , q=2

x^2 +2x -4x -8 =0

x ( x + 2)-4 ( x +2) =0

( x-4)(x+2) =0

x = 4 , -2

Have a great day!

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