prove that 5+2root7 is a rational number....... please do not write any spam
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Lets assume that 5+2√7 is rational
Its in the form of p/q where p,q are integers.
5+2√7 = p/q
5 = p/q - 2√7
5² = (p/q-2√7)²
25 = p²/q² - 2(p/q)(2√7) + 4(7)
25 - 28 = p²/q² - 4√7p/q
4√7 p/q = p²/q² + 3
4√7p/q = p²+3q²/q²
√7 = p² + 3q²/ q² ( q/4p)
√7 = p²+3q²/4pq
If p,q are integers then p²+3q²/4pq is rational number.
Then √7 also a rational number.
But it contradicts the fact that √7 is irrational
So, our assumption is wrong. And 5+2√7 is irrational.
....HENCE PROVE...
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Here is ur answer ,,,
Lets assume that 5+2√7 is rational
Its in the form of p/q where p,q are integers.
5+2√7 = p/q
5 = p/q - 2√7
5² = (p/q-2√7)²
25 = p²/q² - 2(p/q)(2√7) + 4(7)
25 - 28 = p²/q² - 4√7p/q
4√7 p/q = p²/q² + 3
4√7p/q = p²+3q²/q²
√7 = p² + 3q²/ q² ( q/4p)
√7 = p²+3q²/4pq
If p,q are integers then p²+3q²/4pq is rational number.
Then √7 also a rational number.
But it contradicts the fact that √7 is irrational
So, our assumption is wrong. And 5+2√7 is irrational.
....HENCE PROVE...
Hope it helps u
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Step-by-step explanation:
Lets assume that 5+2√7 is rational
Its in the form of p/q where p,q are integers.
5+2√7 = p/q
5 = p/q - 2√7
5² = (p/q-2√7)²
25 = p²/q² - 2(p/q)(2√7) + 4(7)
25 - 28 = p²/q² - 4√7p/q
4√7 p/q = p²/q² + 3
4√7p/q = p²+3q²/q²
√7 = p² + 3q²/ q² ( q/4p)
√7 = p²+3q²/4pq
If p,q are integers then p²+3q²/4pq is rational number.
Then √7 also a rational number.
But it contradicts the fact that √7 is irrational
So, our assumption is wrong. And 5+2√7 is irrational.
....HENCE PROVE...
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