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Prove that 4-5√2 is irrational .​

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Answered by ritikasingh3293
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Step-by-step explanation:

it is prove 4-5√2 is irrational number

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Answered by kunalkumar06500
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Step-by-step explanation:

 \red{Let  \: us  \: assume  \: that \:  (4−5 \sqrt{2} ) \:  is \:  rational .}

Subtract given number from 4, considering 4 is rational number. as we know difference of two rational numbers is rational.

4−(4−5 \sqrt{2} ) \: is \:  rational

⇒5 \sqrt{2}   \: is \:  rational

which  \: is  \: only  \: possible  \: if \:  5  \: is  \: rational  \: and  \sqrt{2}   \: is  \: rational.

As we know prouduct of two rational number s rational

But  \: the \:  fact \:  is  \sqrt{2}  \:  is  \: an \:  irrational.

Which is contradictory to our assumption.

Hence,  \: 4−5 \sqrt{2}   \: is  \: irrational . \: hence  \: proved.

 \pink{ \: i \: hope \: it \: helpfull \: for \: you}

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