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prove. that 3-√5 is irrational​

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Answered by deenakhatri1974
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Answered by GOURIJANI
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Step-by-step explanation:Let us assume that 3-√5 is rational.

3-√5=p÷q where p and q are integers and qnot = 0and p and q are co prime.

3-√5 = p÷q

-√5=p÷q-3

√5=3q-p whole ÷ q

but it contradicts to the fact√5 is irrational     - proove it if it is a question of 3 or 4 mark

hence our first assumption is wrong.therefore it is proved that 3- √5 is irrational...

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