Geometrical view for square root of 2 by Baudhayana's value by TKP

First Indian mathematician in 800 B.C

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best explanation on this topic. thank you sir

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Such clear explanation, thank you so much Sir.

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sir really appreciate your efforts and well explained . Please continue teaching like this and I highly appreciate that besides teaching you're also imparting the way we should respect our mathematicians

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Sir, Thank You very much, for solving my doubts, through this wonderful video.

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Sir, You are GOLD!!

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Thankyou sir for your kind gesture and amazing research ❤❤

[@ayushranjha]

bestest explanation ever

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Wonderful ideas

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Amazing sir thank you so much👏👏

[@gauravbatra9987]

Sir, Please have the mercy to answer my question. My question is that this geometrical view can be an easy visual proof to prove that √2 is rational(though we already know it is NOT), so what is wrong with it that it just gives the approximated value?

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Wonderful sir

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Great efforts

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Wonderful vedio

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Well explained

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thanks sir

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Could you please tell us the source book for the information

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Sir 1 unit is what you take

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[@CD10ANIL]

good try, but there is a naturally big mistake, as a human again, from 24.52 onwards, when you cut a side , shown in blue, from one side, the other side is no longer the same side, there is a tiny square , blue that overlapped at left bottom is taken twice in calulation.

[@anuragkumar9847]

Sir I am not understood in last concept of breadth

[@thesurya9180]

Area of two rectangle which we need to remove , we should not find by this way....this is wrong....

[@hansikaoberoi3017]

Sir how we get 1/12?

[@gauravbatra9987]

1/3 is divided into 4 parts so 1/3 divided by 4, that is 1/3 ÷ 4, 1/3 * 1/4, = 1/12

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sir please haath jod ke vinati hai padhana band kar dijiye bhot bekar padhate ho🙏🙏. time waste kar diya

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Ye wo log hai jinko sone ka katora diya tab bhi bhik hi mangenge

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​@@aashutoshnair5500yeah you are right 👍

[@Muthu081982]

Thanks sir