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let √2 + √3 this number be a rational.
where it is p/q form. q is not equal to 0 and it is integer.
√2 + √3 = p/q
by squaring both sides
( √2 + √3 ) ^2 = p^2 /q^2
2 + 2√6 + 3 = p^2 /q^2
5 + 2 √6 = p^2 /q^2
p^2/q^2 will be positive and an integer.
2√6 = p^2 /q^2 - 5
here left side has irrational no. and right has has rational no.
that's why it is proved that√2 + √3 is and irrational no.
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