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show that √5 is not a rational number.

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Answered by saritasahetia
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Answered by Anonymous
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Hey mate here is your answer

Let us assume root 5 is an rational number.

So we can find two integers a and b.

Both have common factors 1 so we divide them by 1.

:root 5 =a/b

=squaring both sides :

  • Root5 square =a/b square
  • 5b square = a square
  • Here we can see that a square is divisible by 5 and also is divisible by a
  • Let a = 5 k.
  • Put the value of a
  • We have 5 b square = 5 k square
  • B square = 5k
  • So we can see th b square is divisible by 5 so b is also divisible by 5
  • Is. it arise contradiction that boat has Common Factor 5 A and B are coprime number and root 5 is not and rational number it is irrational number
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