Prove that under root 10 is irrational number
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let /10 be rational number
/10 = a/b { a and b are integer and co - prime }
b/10 = a
squaring both side
10b^2 = a^2
/10 is divisible by a^2
/10 is also divisible by a
now let a =10c
10b^2 = 100c^2
10c^2 = b^2
/10 is divisible by b^2
/10 is also divisible by b
=>it is contradiction because /10 is co-prime and it is divisible by a , a^2 , b , b^2.
Therefore /10 is irrational
[/10= root 10
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/10 = a/b { a and b are integer and co - prime }
b/10 = a
squaring both side
10b^2 = a^2
/10 is divisible by a^2
/10 is also divisible by a
now let a =10c
10b^2 = 100c^2
10c^2 = b^2
/10 is divisible by b^2
/10 is also divisible by b
=>it is contradiction because /10 is co-prime and it is divisible by a , a^2 , b , b^2.
Therefore /10 is irrational
[/10= root 10
if any problem in understanding then u can ask me in comment ]
....hope it will help u
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