Math, asked by lijuaabha2014, 1 year ago

a^2+b^2=45, a+b=9,then a-b?

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Answered by sachin11211
0
Your answer will be √81=9 .

Find the value of 2ab from the first equation and then put its value in the second equation.
Answered by nobaorigamiskills
3
a square+b square=45

ie, 6 square+3 square=45

36+9=45

45=45

a+b=9

6+3=9

9=9

a-b

6-3=3

Therefore a=6

b=3

niteshkdeshwar: (a+b)×(a-b)=a^2+b^2
sachin11211: no
nobaorigamiskills: No it is a square- b square
sachin11211: a^2-b^2
niteshkdeshwar: Ok
nobaorigamiskills: Mmm
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