Math, asked by mdarbaazahmed67, 4 days ago

prove that is a irrational numbers

 \sqrt{5 +  \sqrt{7} }


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Answered by anantvivek2008
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Answer:

Hence proved that the given \sqrt{5+\sqrt{7} is an irrational number

To prove:

To prove whether \sqrt{5+\sqrt{7} is irrational or not.

Solution:

Let us assume that

\sqrt{5+\sqrt{7} be rational, and let p/q are co-prime where q is not equal to zero(0).

\sqrt{5+\sqrt{7} }=\frac{p}{q}

\sqrt{5}=\frac{p}{q}  -\sqrt{7}

\sqrt{5} =\frac{p-\sqrt{7}q }{q}

We know that \sqrt{5} is irrational while p/q form is rational.

Hence it contradicts our assumption of  \sqrt{5+\sqrt{7} is rational.

Hence, it is proved that \sqrt{5+\sqrt{7} is irrational.

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