Math, asked by Fizzm4767, 10 months ago

State true or false: If p is a prime number then √ is irrational

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Answered by jigyasa0310

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Yeah mate. ✔️✔️

It's TRUE ...!!! ✔️✔️

If p is a prime number then ✓p is irrational.✔️✔️

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Answered by Anonymous

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true✔️

Hence,√p is irrational. Let √p be a rational number. Let,√p=a/b,where a and b are integers and b is not = 0.✔️⬇️

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