Math, asked by KaranSingha, 11 months ago

Prove that √5 - √3 is not a rational number​

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Answered by tejas276
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HERE'S YOUR ANSWER...

WE KNOW WE CAN PERFORM ANY OPERATION WITH THE NUKBERES INSIDE THE ROOT...

Therefore....

= √5 - √3

= √5 - 3

= √2 (which is irrational)

HENCE PROVED!

So we have reach to the end by finding the √5 - √3 is not a rational number.

HOPE IT WILL HELP YOU...

Answered by MadeInKL71
0

Answer:

We know that, any operation can be done with the numbers inside the root.

\sqrt{5} -\sqrt{3\\}

= \sqrt{5-3}

= \sqrt{2}

\sqrt{2\\}\\ is an irrational number.

\sqrt{5} - \sqrt{3} is not an irrational number.

Hence prooved

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