Prove that root of p + root of q
is an irrational ,where p,q are primes
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Let us assume p+√q is a
rational.
p+√q = a/b
Where a,b are integers and
b ≠ 0 .
=> √q = a/b - p
=> √q = (a-bp)/p
Since , a,b are integers, (a-bp)/p . so, √q is rational.
But , it contradicts the fact that
√q is an irrational.
Therefore,
p+√q is an irrational.
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