By using identities, find ( 5 x - 4 y)^2 + ( 5x + 4 y )^2
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Here , identity used :
(a+b)²=a²+b²+2ab
(a+b)²=a²+b²+2ab(a-b)²=a²+b²-2ab
Solving both terms separately:
(5x-4y)²
Here,it is in the form of (a-b)² where ,a=5x & b=4y
By using identity expanding the term :
=>(5x-4y)²= (5x)²+(4y)²-2(5x)(4y)
=>(5x-4y)²= 25x²+16y²-40xy
(5x+4y)²
Here,it is in the form of (a+b)² where ,a= 5x & b=4y
By using Identity expanding the term:
=>(5x+4y)²=(5x)²+(4y)²+2(5x)(4y)
=>(5x+4y)²=25x²+16y²+40xy
Now ,adding both term together
=>(5x-4y)²+(5x+4y)²
=>25x²+16y²-40xy+25x²+16y²+40xy
Making like terms together:
=>25x²+25x²+16y²+16y²-40xy+40xy
=>50x²+32y²
=>2(25x²+16y²) (answer)
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Answer:
(5x+2y)2+(5x−2y)2
=25x2+4y2+20xy+25x2+4y2−20xy
=50x2+8y2
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