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prove that 7-6√3 is irrational​

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Answered by mohitgurjar59
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Answer:

\mathbb{\pink{answer = 7 -  \sqrt[6]{3} }} is irrational number

Step-by-step explanation:

LET us assume that 7-6root3 is irrational number,then

(0 \leqslant b < r)

So,

7 -  \sqrt[6]{3}  = r

 \sqrt{3}  =   \frac{ - r - 7}{6}

since,' r ' is a rational number, so -r-7/6 is also a rational number, but as we know that there is contradiction with LHS which is root 3 .

as we all know that root 3 is a irrational number

Thus root 3 is not a rational number

it means root 3 is irrational number.

Hope it HELPS you

Answered by neetimadaan1411
0

to proof:- 7-6√3

as we know that

√3 which is irrational because√3 is not a perfect square and it is positive also.

so, it is proof that it is irrational

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