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Prove that square root p + square root q are irrational where pans q are primes

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Answered by vimalmirani46
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Answered by brainly2006
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Here is your answer dude,

Let us assume that

 \sqrt{p}  +  \sqrt{q}  \: be \: rational \:

and are in the form of a/b where and b are integers and co primes.

Now,

 \sqrt{p}  +  \sqrt{q}  = a \div b

Squaring both the sides

p+2pq+q = a²/b²

b²(p+2pq+q) =a²

This means that b² is a factor of a²

that means b is a factor of a

This is contradictory to our statement hence what we assumed is wrong this proves that root p+ root q is irrational.

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