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Show that 3 - √5 is irrational.

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Answered by baabu143pau
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Let us assume that 3 -  \sqrt{5} is rational.
 Then it can be written in the form p/q, were p and q are integers and q  \neq o.
 
i.e., 3 -  \sqrt{5} = p/q
 
then -  \sqrt{5} = p - 3q / q

here the R.H.S is rational , but L.H.S is irrational.
This is a contradiction. Thus our assumption is wrong.
 3 -  \sqrt{5} is irrational.

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