Math, asked by palakgupta1, 1 year ago

prove that , if a,b,c and d are positive rationals such that, a+broot is equal to c+d root , then either a is equal to c and b is equal to d or b and d are squares of rationals

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Answered by yasir20
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no no answer for that
Answered by mvrarjun
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Hi!

if a=c

we have a+√b=c+√d

=> √b=√d [ cancelled out a and c since both r equal]

=> b=d [squared both the sides]

now let a is not equal to c then exist a rational y such that

a=c+y

we have a+√b=c+√d

=> c+y+√b=c+√d [putting value of a]

=> y+√b=√d [cancelled out c] -----(1)

=> (y+√b)²=d [squaring both the sides ]

=>y²+b+2y√b =d

=> 2y√b = d-y²-b

=> √b= ( d-y²-b)/2y

=> √b is a rational [since d,b,y are rationals]

b is square of rational

from equation (1) we have

y+√b=√d

=> √d is a rational since y is rational and √b has been proven rational]

=> d is square of positive rational

hence, either a = c and b = d or b and d are square of rationals.

HOPE IT HELPS,!

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