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. Prove that 5-2 root3 is an irrational number, given that root3 is an irrational numbe​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

Ajmer know that root 3 is irrational number.

then the sum of the rational and irrational will be rational number.

similarly, 5-2 root 3 will be irrational number.

Answered by Anonymous
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GIVEN :

  • \sqrt {3} is an irrational number.

TO PROVE :

  • \sf 5 \ - \ 2 \sqrt {3} \ is \ an \ irrational \ number

SOLUTION :

To prove \sf 5 \ - \ 2 \sqrt {3} is an irrational number, Assume it is rational number.

Rational number are written in the form of \sf \dfrac {a}{b}. where a and b are integers.

\implies \sf 5 \ - \ 2 \sqrt {3} \ = \ \dfrac {a}{b}

\implies \sf -2 \sqrt {3} \ = \ - \dfrac {a}{b}

\implies \sf 2 \sqrt {3} \ = \ 5 \ - \ ab

\implies \sf 2 \sqrt {3} \ = \ \dfrac {5b}{b} \ - \ \dfrac {a}{b}

\implies \sf \sqrt {3} \ = \ 5b \ - \ \dfrac {a}{2b}

Now,

Here we know that the numbers 2, 5,. a and b are integers and rational number.

\therefore Our assumption that it is an rational number is false.

Therefore, \sf 5 \ - \ 2 \sqrt {3} is an irrational number.

•°• Hence proved ✔︎

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