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if x satisfies \[x^{n}+a_{n-1}x^{n-1}+.....+a_{0}=0\] for some integers an-1,....,a0,then x is irrational unless x is an integer
the solution probably has to do with prime numbers ...the book hasnt talked about sequences yet
its from Spivak's Calculus Chapter 2 ...i just proved that \[\sqrt{n}\]is irrational unless n=m^2
for some natural number m...i think it probably depends on that
and it says in parentheses in that problem (Why this is a generalization of the previous problem?) that i proved the previous fact
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