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prove that 3√5-2 is an irrational number​

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Assume that 3√5−2 is rational 3√5−2 = a/b where a and b are co- prime integers 3√5 = a - 2b / b √5= a- 2b / 3b

RHS is of the form p/q therefore,LHS is also rational.but it contradicts the fact that root 5 is irrational due to our incorrect assumption that 3√5-2 is rational, hence 3√5-2 is irrational

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