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Prove that 7+8 root 11 is irrational

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Answered by Flaunt
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Given

7+8√11

To prove

we have to prove 7+8√11 is a irrational number

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Proof :

Let us assume that 7+8√11 is a rational number

so, it becomes

7+8√11 = a/b [ where a and b are co - prime numbers and b ≠ 0.

Solving 7+8√11 we get,

=> 8√11= a/b-7

=> 8√11= a-7b/b

=>√11= a-7b/8b

This shows that it's a rational number but √11 which is an irrational number so, our assumption that 7+8√11 is a rational number is wrong.

Thus , 7+8√11 is an irrational number

Hence, proved

Answered by gaurianushka987
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