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show that it is an irrational number​

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Answered by shadowsabers03
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Assume \sqrt7-\sqrt5 is rational, to reach the contradiction.

Let  x=\sqrt7-\sqrt5  where x is rational.

\!\implies\ x^2=(\sqrt7-\sqrt5)^2\\\\\implies\ x^2=12-2\sqrt{35}\\\\\implies\ \dfrac{12-x^2}{2}=\sqrt{35}

Here the LHS is rational while the RHS is irrational.

Hence we get our assumption contradicted!

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