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Standard X
Mathematics
Number Theory: Interesting Results
Prove the fol...
Question
Prove the following are irrational numbers
3
+
√
5
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Solution
Let us assume
3
+
(
5
)
1
/
2
is a rational number
we know that 3 is a rational number.
Now subtract 3 from
3
+
(
5
)
1
/
2
and we know that the difference of two rational number is also a rational number
That means,
3
+
(
5
)
1
/
2
−
3
=
(
5
)
1
/
2
should be a rational number but it is not
This means that
3
+
(
5
)
1
/
2
is an irrational number.
Hence Proved!!
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