Math, asked by dony8689, 8 months ago

Prove That √5 Is An Irrational Number and hence prove that (2− 5) is also irrational

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Answered by ymanjulata986

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Answer:

√ 5

(2-5) = 1. so it is a

Irrational Number

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Answered by kbk7gowda

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wrong answer yeah yeah

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