Math, asked by adityagupta190, 1 year ago

show that 6^1/3 is an irrational number. please give the answer in simple and clear language!

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Answered by shaurychdback

the answer is 1.817

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PulkitStar: how can it be rational friend

shaurychdback: 1.187 = 1187/1000 and it follow all the rules of rational number

PulkitStar: friend but he asked 6^1/3

PulkitStar: not answer

shaurychdback: ok i am not sure

shaurychdback: yes u r right

PulkitStar: no problem humans only make mistake.

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PulkitStar: you said i am correct

PulkitStar: o i said that humans make mistake like you made

Answered by PulkitStar

friend it is an irrational number.
you can prove it by contradiction.
procedure is -
first is in decimal, and then convert it to binary, you will get your answer.
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