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Prove that root6 + root2 is an irrational number .

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Answered by SaiKarthikKosuri123
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let √6+√2 be rational number
√6+√2=p/q
√2=p/q-√6
√2=p-√q6/q
S.O.B.S
2=p^2+36q-12√6/q^2
2q^2-p^2-36q=-12
√6
√6=2q^2-p^2-36q/-12
as 2q^2-p^2-36q/-12 is in p/q form it is rational number so √6 should be rational number
but in general 
√6 is irrational.
so our assumption is wrong
it is a contradiction
therefore 
√6+√2 is an irrational number 


SaiKarthikKosuri123: hey dude i didnt copied from internet.i just copied √(root) symbol.
Answered by Devanshu17Pant
8

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

It is a shot traic

1.let as suppose 3+root2 is a rational number

2.it can be written in the form of a/b where a and are co-prime number

3+root2=a/b

Root2=a/b-3. Eq1

R. H. S of eq 1 is rational number

L. H. S of the eq1 is irrational number

In rational number is never be equal to the national therefore our supposition is wrong hence 3 root 2 is a rational number

Hence proved

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