Math, asked by singhramji90, 11 months ago

prove that root 5 is irrational
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Answered by NAGAMALLESWARARAO
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Step-by-step explanation:

let root 5 is rational

then√5=p/q

p=q√5

squaring on both sides

p^2=q^2*5

q^2=p^2/5

so 5 divides p square and also p

let p=5m

now 5^2*m^2/5=q^2

now msquare=q square by5

5divides q square and also q

so 5 is prime

but this contradicts √5 is irrational

so √5is irrational

Answered by khushi100080
1

Answer:

Let ✓5 be a rational number.

Then it can be written as √5=a/b

✓5b=a

now, squaring both sides

(✓5b)²=a²

5b²=a²

a² is divisible by 5.

a is also divisible by 5.

now,

5b²=(5m)² (let m be any integer)

5b²=25m²

b²=5m

b² is divisible by 5

b is also divisible by 5.

hence,

a and b have common factor 5 other than 1.

this contradiction has arisen because of our wrong assumption.

Therefore, ✓5 is irrational.

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