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prove that 5-√3 is irrational​

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Answered by Aloi99
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→Let 5-√3=Rational

→5-√3= \frac{a}{b}

[°•°a and b are co-prime integers, a&b≠0]

→5-√3= \frac{a}{b}

→-√3= \frac{a}{b} -5

★Cross Multiply RHS★

→-√3= \frac{a-5b}{b}

→√3=-( \frac{a-5b}{b} )

→√3= \frac{-a+5b}{b}

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→√3=Irrational

 \frac{-a+5b}{b} =Rational

=>As LHS≠RHS,also Irrational≠Rational,This thus Creates Contradiction and Proves 5-√3 is Irrational.

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Answered by sujayG17
0

Answer:

5-√3 is irrational

Step-by-step explanation:

We have to prove 5-√3 is irrational.

Let us assume the opposite

i.e. 5-√3 is rational.

Therefore, 5-√3 can be written in the form of a/b

where b is not equal to 0.

hence, 5-√3= a/b

= -√3 = a/b -5

= -√3 = a-5b/b

= √3 = -(a-5b/b)

√3 is irrational and 5b-a/b is rational.

Since rational is not equal to irrational,

5-√3 is irrational.

Therefore, our assumption is incorrect

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