discrete mathematics - How to adapt proof by contradiction showing that a  sqrt(2) is irrational for sqrt(20)? - Mathematics Stack Exchange

discrete mathematics - How to adapt proof by contradiction showing that a sqrt(2) is irrational for sqrt(20)? - Mathematics Stack Exchange

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This example is from Discrete Math and its Applications I understand the steps the author is taking. First he assumes sqrt(2) is rational meaning that there exists integers a, and b such that sqr

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