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If (p=3r) has been proved in the irrationality proof of (\sqrt{3}), which step is correct to conclude about (q)?

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Correct answer: Substitute (p=3r) in (p^2=3q^2) to get (q^2=3r^2)

Step 1: Substitute (p=3r) in the original equation. Step 2: From (9r^2=3q^2), we get (q^2=3r^2), so (3\mid q). Step 3: Do not conclude about (q) without substitution.

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Real-NumbersRoot3SubstitutionQ-DivisibilityProof Of Irrationality Of √2√3√5Proof Of Irrationality Of 2 3 5Real NumbersMathematics

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