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prove that√5-√3 is not a rational number

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Answered by neetumishra1412

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Assume that √3 + √5 = p/q (it's rational). Multiple both sides by (√5 - √3). √5 = [(p/q) + (2q/p)]/2, a rational number.

Answered by anaftaj11

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ok ok you got skills...

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