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MathematicsWhich option shows that (p) and (q) are not coprime?Class 10Real NumbersProof of irrationality of √2, √3, √5Level 18Easy MathematicsIf the rational assumption leads to a contradiction, what is the conclusion about the original statement?Class 10Real NumbersProof of irrationality of √2, √3, √5Level 18Easy MathematicsWhich statement correctly explains the method of contradiction?Class 10Real NumbersProof of irrationality of √2, √3, √5Level 17Easy MathematicsWhich option proves that (\frac{3}{2}+\sqrt{5}) is irrational?Class 10Real NumbersIrrational numbersLevel 15Expert MathematicsIf (x=\sqrt{3}-\sqrt{2}) then which statement about (x) is correct?Class 10Real NumbersIrrational numbersLevel 15Expert MathematicsIf (a+b\sqrt{2}=0) where (a) and (b) are rational and (b\neq 0) then what conclusion follows?Class 10Real NumbersIrrational numbersLevel 15Expert MathematicsWhich option gives the correct general conclusion for the difference of a rational and an irrational number?Class 10Real NumbersIrrational numbersLevel 15Expert MathematicsIf (p) and (q) are coprime positive integers and (\sqrt{2}=\frac{p}{q}) is assumed then where does the contradiction arise?Class 10Real NumbersIrrational numbersLevel 15Expert MathematicsWhy is at least one number among twelve consecutive integers divisible by 12?Class 10Real NumbersEuclid’s Division LemmaLevel 3Expert MathematicsWhen an integer is divided by 11, what remainders can its square have?Class 10Real NumbersEuclid’s Division LemmaLevel 3Expert MathematicsWhy is at least one number among ten consecutive integers divisible by 10?Class 10Real NumbersEuclid’s Division LemmaLevel 2Expert MathematicsWhen an integer is divided by 9, what remainders can its square have?Class 10Real NumbersEuclid’s Division LemmaLevel 2Expert MathematicsWhy is at least one number among eight consecutive integers divisible by 8?Class 10Real NumbersEuclid’s Division LemmaLevel 1Expert MathematicsWhen an integer is divided by 7, what remainders can its square have?Class 10Real NumbersEuclid’s Division LemmaLevel 1Expert MathematicsWhy is at least one number among six consecutive integers divisible by 6?Class 10Real NumbersEuclid’s Division LemmaLevel 3Hard MathematicsWhen an integer is divided by 5, what remainders can its square have?Class 10Real NumbersEuclid’s Division LemmaLevel 3Hard MathematicsWhy is at least one number among four consecutive integers divisible by 4?Class 10Real NumbersEuclid’s Division LemmaLevel 2Hard MathematicsWhen an integer is divided by 4, what remainders can its square have?Class 10Real NumbersEuclid’s Division LemmaLevel 2Hard MathematicsWhy can one of three consecutive integers be taken as of the form (3q)?Class 10Real NumbersEuclid’s Division LemmaLevel 1Hard