prove that √3+√5 is irrational
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Hii There!!
Let us assume to the contrary that √3+√5 be rational.
=) √3+√5= p/q
[where p and q are integers having no common factors].
=) (√3+√5)sq = (p/q) sq
=) 3+3+ 2√15 = P sq/q Sq
=) √15 = (Psq / qsq -7) 1/2
=) Here R.H.S. is rational and L.H.S is also rational but √15 is irrational.
=) Hence, √3+√5 is irrational number.
Hope it helps
#DK
<<DEAR P>>
Let us assume to the contrary that √3+√5 be rational.
=) √3+√5= p/q
[where p and q are integers having no common factors].
=) (√3+√5)sq = (p/q) sq
=) 3+3+ 2√15 = P sq/q Sq
=) √15 = (Psq / qsq -7) 1/2
=) Here R.H.S. is rational and L.H.S is also rational but √15 is irrational.
=) Hence, √3+√5 is irrational number.
Hope it helps
#DK
<<DEAR P>>
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Hey dear!
Here is yr answer......
Let us assume √3+√5 is rational
let √3+√5 = a/b (a, b are any integers)
=> √5 = a/b - √3
Squaring on both sides.......
=> 5 = a²/b² + 3 - 2(a/b)(√3)
=> 5 = a²/b² + 3 - 2√3a/b
=> 2√3a/b = a²/b² + 3 - 5
=> 2√3a/b = a²/b² - 2
=> 2√3a/b = a²-2b²/b²
=> 2√3a = a²-2b²/b
=> √3 = a²-2b²/2ab
For any two integers RHS is rational!
But LHS is irrational...
A rational and irrational are never equal!
So, our assumption is false..
Therefore, √3+√5 is irrational!
Hope it hlpz..
Here is yr answer......
Let us assume √3+√5 is rational
let √3+√5 = a/b (a, b are any integers)
=> √5 = a/b - √3
Squaring on both sides.......
=> 5 = a²/b² + 3 - 2(a/b)(√3)
=> 5 = a²/b² + 3 - 2√3a/b
=> 2√3a/b = a²/b² + 3 - 5
=> 2√3a/b = a²/b² - 2
=> 2√3a/b = a²-2b²/b²
=> 2√3a = a²-2b²/b
=> √3 = a²-2b²/2ab
For any two integers RHS is rational!
But LHS is irrational...
A rational and irrational are never equal!
So, our assumption is false..
Therefore, √3+√5 is irrational!
Hope it hlpz..
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