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show that there does not exist a rational number s such that s²=6​

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Answered by himanshujc7
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which is a contradiction, because the left-hand side is even, and the right-hand side is odd. Therefore q must be even, and gcd(p,q)≠1. Hence, there is no rational number whose square is 6.

take s in the place of r in the image

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Answered by shiwangsir
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 {s}^{2}  = 6 \\ s =  \sqrt{6}  \\

so there it is clear that there is not any rational no. which can exist as p/q in form here p,q€ I and q does not equal to zero

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