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Show 4 - √3 is irrational

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Answered by aiswaryassarath17
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Let us assume that 4-√3 is rational
4-√3=a/b(a and b are integers and b not equal to 0)
-√3 = a/b-4
√3 = -(a-4b/b)
√3 = -a+4b/b
Since a and b are integers and b not equal to 0 -a+4b/b is rational.√3,which is equal to -a+4b/b must be rational.But this contradicts the fact that √3 is irrational.Hence our assumption is wrong and (4-√3) is irrational.
                                                                                       Hence proved.








Answered by Anonymous
0
Hey there !!

To prove :-
4 - √3 is irrational

Lets assume that 4 - √3 is rational

Let ,
4 - √3 = r , where r is rational

4 - r = √3

Here ,
its clear that LHS is purely rational. But on the other hand , RHS is irrational.
This is a contradiction .
Hence , our assumption was wrong .
Therefore ,
4 - √3 is irrational
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