Math, asked by GarVitMadan, 1 year ago

Can we simply the proof first in the exam? and then do it? For example if there is a ques of proof in which we have to proof xyz=abc and we firstly simplify the abc and then we ge a smaller value which we prove to xyz? Please tell me. Its important..... and also urgent need......

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Answered by divyansh101dabral

yes solving the right hand side of the equation to be proven is allowed.You can solve the right side to make it equal to left side.

GarVitMadan: Actually i was asking that when we have to prove a side^2 + xyz + anything = anything' in that can we simplify the to prove term so that the ques may get easy........

GarVitMadan: And then i proof we prove the simplify term to anything'

divyansh101dabral: yes you can

divyansh101dabral: you can simplify and then prove

GarVitMadan: thanks buddy!!!

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Can we simply the proof first in the exam? and then do it? For example if there is a ques of proof in which we have to proof xyz=abc and we firstly simplify the abc and then we ge a smaller value which we prove to xyz? Please tell me. Its important..... and also urgent need......