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Show that √13 is irrational


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Answered by nandini2106
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Answered by TheKnowledge
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hey mate !!!

let us assume on the contrary that√13 be a rational number .then , there exist positive integer a and b such that :-


let √13 be rational number.




=> √13=a/b


where a and b are co- prime :, their HCF is 1 .



now ,



√13= a/b .


on squaring both side



13 = a ^{2}  \div b ^{2}



13b ^{2}  = a ^{2}



13 \div a ^{2}





because :-
13 \div 13b ^{2}


13/a .





now, let => a = 13c



a= 13c



a ^{2}  = 169c ^{2}


13b ^{2}  = 169c^{2}


b ^{2}  = 13c ^{2}



b ^{2}  = 13c ^{2}




13 \div   b^{2}


therefore


13/b .




now ,





we can observe that a and b have at least 13 as Common Factor but it contradict the fact that a and b are coprime.




this means that our assumption is not correct




hence ,


√13 is irrational number.




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