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PROVE THAT 3+2V3 is irrational. ​

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Answered by Nandzzz
8

Step-by-step explanation:

step:1

3+2√3 =A/B

step:2

3 goes to RHS → 2√3 = A/B-3

→ 2√3 = A-3B/B

step:3

2 goes to RHS →√3=A-3B/2B

GIVEN THAT √3 IS AN IRRATIONAL NUMBER

SO, 3+2√3 IS AN IRRATIONAL NUMBER

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Answered by DOCTORBRAINLY01
4

SOLUTION :-

\dashrightarrowLet is 3+2√3 rational.

\dashrightarrowTherefore,we can find two integers a, b (b\cancel{=}0) such that,

\dashrightarrow 3+2√5 = a/b

\dashrightarrow2√5 = a/b - 3

\dashrightarrow √5 = ½(a/b -3)

\dashrightarrowSince, a and b are integers ,½(a/b -3) will also be rational and therefore , √5 is rational.

\dashrightarrow This contradicts the fact that √5 is rational, Hence, our assumption that 3+2√5 is rational is false.

\dashrightarrow Therefore, 3+23 is irrational.

Answer by :- Rajsingh24.

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