9 A+B= 0 and AB = -36.
What is the value of A - B?
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Answer:
by applying it on an Alzebraic identity
Step-by-step explanation:
x^2+(a+b)x+ab
here (a+b) is 0
( ab) is -36
then,
=x^2+(0)x+ (-36)
=x^2-36
36=x^2
6=x
putting the value in the equation
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- A + B = 0
- A × B = -36
- A - B
- Multiples of -36 :-
- ( -2, 18 ) , ( -3, 12 ) , ( -4, 9 ) , ( -6, 6 )
- Now, finding their sums
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