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In a proof, from (p^2=2q^2), we get (p=2r) and then (q=2s). What contradiction does this give?

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Correct answer: (p) and (q) are not coprime

Step 1: (p=2r) and (q=2s) mean both are divisible by (2). Step 2: So they cannot be coprime. Step 3: But they were assumed coprime at the start, which is the contradiction.

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Sqrt2 ContradictionProof ReasoningClass 10Proof Of Irrationality Of √2√3√5Proof Of Irrationality Of 2 3 5Real NumbersMathematicsClass 10 Mcq

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