cmi-entrance 2010 Q11

cmi-entrance · India · ugmath 4 marks Proof Proof Involving Combinatorial or Number-Theoretic Structure
Using the fact that $\sqrt { n }$ is an irrational number whenever $n$ is not a perfect square, show that $\sqrt { 3 } + \sqrt { 7 } + \sqrt { 21 }$ is irrational.
Using the fact that $\sqrt { n }$ is an irrational number whenever $n$ is not a perfect square, show that $\sqrt { 3 } + \sqrt { 7 } + \sqrt { 21 }$ is irrational.