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prove that the following numbers are irrational √3+√5​

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Answered by nancynamita
2

Let us suppose that √3-√5 is rational and is equal to a/b where a and b are co-prime.

Since a, b, 8,2 are rational numbers a^2–8b^2/-b^2 should also be rational.

And √15 should also be rational but this contradicts the fact that √15 is irrational.

Therefore our supposition was wrong and √3-√5 is irrational

Answered by pawansai2006
4

let be 3+5 is irrational number is r say

then 3+5 =r

on squaring both sides,

(3+5)²=

3+215+5=r

8+215=

215=-8

15=(-8)/2

now (-8)/2 is a rational number and 15 is a irrational number.

since,a rational number cannot be equal to a irrational number . our assumption is that 3+5 is wrong.

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