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If you assume at the start of your proof that π is rational, it's not clear that you can then still make use of concepts closely related to π. If those concepts
by kazinator 2y ago
If you assume at the start of your proof that π is rational, it's not clear that you can then still make use of concepts closely related to π. If those concepts depend in any way on π being irrational, then you can't use them to cleanly arrive at the contradiction.