Math, asked by abhishek21182, 1 year ago

prove that 7-6√5 is irriational number

Answers

Answered by chaitanya230603
0
Let 7-6√5 be rational no. Of the form p/q where p is not = 0.

P/q= 7-6√5

7-p/q = -6√5
LHS
( diff b/w rational no is rational)

-6(7-p/q) = √5
LHS(product of rational is rational)

But on RHS it is √5 which is an irrational no.

Product of rational no cant be equal to irrational.

Therefore, 7-6√5 is an irrational no
Similar questions