Prove that root 5 is irrational .hence show that 3root5-8is irratonal
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☆Let us assume that √ 5 is a rational number.
√5=p/q.
[where p and q are coprimes and q is not equal to zero. ]
☆Squaring on both sides.
We get,
5=p^2/q^2.
p^2=5q^2...eqn 1.
☆5 divides p^2.
☆Therefore 5 divides p.
☆Thus 5 is a factor of p.
5/p=c.
☆Squaring on both sides we get:
p^2/25=c^2.
p^2=25c^2....eqn.2.
☆From eqn 1 and eqn 2
5q^2=25c^2.
q^2=5c^2.
☆5 divides q^2.
☆Therefore 5 divides q.
☆Thus 5 is a factor of q.
☆5 is a factor of both p and q.
☆But p and q are Co primes.
☆Hence, this contradicts to our assumption.
☆Thus, √ 5 is irrational number.
☆☆Now let us assume that 3√ 5 -8 is rational.
3√5-8=p/q
[where p and q are rational and q is not equal to zero ].
3√5 =p/q+8
3√5=p+8q/q.
√5=p+8q/3q.
☆Here √ 5 is irrational as proved above.
☆Thus irrational is not equal to rational.
☆LHS is not equal to RHS.
☆Thus we can say that 3√5-8 is an irrational number.
Hope it helps. ☆☆
√5=p/q.
[where p and q are coprimes and q is not equal to zero. ]
☆Squaring on both sides.
We get,
5=p^2/q^2.
p^2=5q^2...eqn 1.
☆5 divides p^2.
☆Therefore 5 divides p.
☆Thus 5 is a factor of p.
5/p=c.
☆Squaring on both sides we get:
p^2/25=c^2.
p^2=25c^2....eqn.2.
☆From eqn 1 and eqn 2
5q^2=25c^2.
q^2=5c^2.
☆5 divides q^2.
☆Therefore 5 divides q.
☆Thus 5 is a factor of q.
☆5 is a factor of both p and q.
☆But p and q are Co primes.
☆Hence, this contradicts to our assumption.
☆Thus, √ 5 is irrational number.
☆☆Now let us assume that 3√ 5 -8 is rational.
3√5-8=p/q
[where p and q are rational and q is not equal to zero ].
3√5 =p/q+8
3√5=p+8q/q.
√5=p+8q/3q.
☆Here √ 5 is irrational as proved above.
☆Thus irrational is not equal to rational.
☆LHS is not equal to RHS.
☆Thus we can say that 3√5-8 is an irrational number.
Hope it helps. ☆☆
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