Mathematics Number Theory Irrational Numbers
show that √Π+1 is irrational
if there is any proof
There are many proofs that pi is irrational, and that pi^2 is also irrational. None of them is particularly elementary, but if you trust in reviewed proofs, you should be satisfied.
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