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PROVE THAT 7-ROOT 5 IS IRRATIONAL.(please give all the procedure)

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Answered by gourav5
103
let 7√5 be rational
7√5=p÷q(p÷q is rational)
√5=(p÷q)÷7
here √5 is irrational but it is equal to a rational number this contradicts that 7√5 is a irrational number.
by gourav

sarthaksurange: √5=(p÷q)÷7 explain this step
sarthaksurange: its 7 minus root 5
Answered by mindfulmaisel
4

7-\sqrt{5} is Irrational.

To find:

Prove that 7-\sqrt{5} is irrational.

Solution:

Given: 7-\sqrt{5}

Let us assume that 7-\sqrt{5} is rational number  

Therefore, 7-\sqrt{5}=\frac{a}{b}    (a, b ∈ Z, where b ≠ 0)

-\sqrt{5}=\frac{a}{b}-7

\sqrt{5}=7-\frac{a}{b}

If “a, b are integers” then 7-\frac{a}{b} is ‘rational number’.  

So, \sqrt{5} is also a ‘rational number’.

But the fact is that \sqrt{2} is rational.

Hence, we conclude that “\bold{7-\sqrt{5}} is irrational number”.

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