Prove that 4 - 3rot2 is an irrational.
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let 4-3√2be rational and it is written in the simplest form a/b where a and b are integers and they are coprimes
4-3√2=a/b
-3√2=a-4b/b
√2=a-4b/-3b
rational is not equal to irrational
hence our assumption is wrong
since 4-3rot2 is an irrational
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