prove that 5 - root 3 is irrational
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⭐Let us assume that 5 - root 3 is rational. Then it can be written in the form
5 - root3 = p/q
or 5 - p/q = root3
It implies root3 is a rational number [Since 5 - p/q are rationals]
But this contradicts to the fact that root 3 is irrational. Hence our supposition was wrong. Therefore 5 - root 3 is irrational.
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⭐Let us assume that 5 - root 3 is rational. Then it can be written in the form
5 - root3 = p/q
or 5 - p/q = root3
It implies root3 is a rational number [Since 5 - p/q are rationals]
But this contradicts to the fact that root 3 is irrational. Hence our supposition was wrong. Therefore 5 - root 3 is irrational.
CHEERZ!
Hope it helped you out ⭐^_^⭐
Thanks ⭐(^^)⭐
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Step-by-step explanation:
As per the data given in the question,
To prove: 5-√3 is irrational
Assumption: Let 5-√3 be rational.
which means 5-√3 can be expressed in form of p/q
so,
Since 5 is rational and p/q is rational, so it means that 5 - p/q is rational
And through the eqation it says that √3 is also rational, which is false
so, our assumption goes wrong here.
Hence, 5-√3 is irrational
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