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prove that 4+√3 is irrational mumber​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Step-by-step explanation:

Let us assume that 4+√3 is a rational number. But,

We know that, rational numbers can be written in p/q form. Hence, the 4+√3 should be equal to p/q as we assumed it as rational number.

  Therefore, 4 + √3 = p / q

                     4 - p/q = -√3

       On L.H.S., the 4 - p/q will give a  rational number but on R.H.S., -√3   is   an   irrational number, a rational no. cannot be equal to an irrational no.

  Hence, this is a contradiction. Therefore, 4 +√3 is an irrational  number.

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