A New Proof for Irrationality of π
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Ever since Lambert proved that π is irrational in 18th century, lots of wonderful proofs have been provided by various mathematicians. To this day, π remains as one of the most significant and important real number among all real numbers. In this paper, we try to prove that π is irrational in a new and elementary way. In doing so, we have obtained new rational approximations for π.
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