Prove that there is no rational number whose square is 6.
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The proof I am going to mention is copied:-
Let's assume that 12=(pq)12=(pq), where p,q ∈∈ RR and ppand qq are coprime.
Then we have,
(p2q2)=122=144.(p2q2)=122=144.
So,
p2=144∗q2p2=144∗q2
and p2=2∗(72)∗q2.p2=2∗(72)∗q2.
This implies that p is even.
Then,
p=(2k)p=(2k)
So,
(2k)2=2∗(72)∗q2(2k)2=2∗(72)∗q2
4k2=2∗(72)∗q24k2=2∗(72)∗q2
2k2=72q22k2=72q2
Thus,
k2=36q2k2=36q2
so,
k=6qk=6q
then (pq)=(12qq)(pq)=(12qq),
which contradicts p and q being coprime. Therefore 12 is irrational. QED
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The proof I am going to mention is copied:-
Let's assume that 12=(pq)12=(pq), where p,q ∈∈ RR and ppand qq are coprime.
Then we have,
(p2q2)=122=144.(p2q2)=122=144.
So,
p2=144∗q2p2=144∗q2
and p2=2∗(72)∗q2.p2=2∗(72)∗q2.
This implies that p is even.
Then,
p=(2k)p=(2k)
So,
(2k)2=2∗(72)∗q2(2k)2=2∗(72)∗q2
4k2=2∗(72)∗q24k2=2∗(72)∗q2
2k2=72q22k2=72q2
Thus,
k2=36q2k2=36q2
so,
k=6qk=6q
then (pq)=(12qq)(pq)=(12qq),
which contradicts p and q being coprime. Therefore 12 is irrational. QED
I hope this is helpful ♥️
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