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find the arithmetic mean of (m+n)² and (m-n)²​

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Answered by candidkhushi
3

Answer:

AM IS m²+n²

Step-by-step explanation:

a= (m+n)² and b=(m-n)²​

by using the formula  a+b/2 =AM

(m+n)² +(m-n)²​/2

m²+n²+2mn +m²+n²-2mn/2

(2mn-2mn)=0

m²+n²+m²+n²/2

2m²+2n²/2

taking 2 common

2(m²+n²)/2

2 and 2 cancel out

we have arithmetic mean as  "m²+n²"

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Answered by mathdude500
3

Question :-

  • Find the arithmetic mean of (m+n)² and (m-n)²

Answer :-

Given :-

  • Two numbers (m+n)² and (m-n)².

To find :-

  • Arithmetic Mean

Formula used :-

\bf \:Mean = \dfrac{Sum  \: of \:  observations}{Number \:  of \:  observations }

Solution :-

Numbers are (m+n)² and (m-n)²

So, sum of observations = (m+n)² + (m-n)²

= m² + n² + 2mn + m² + n² - 2mn

= 2m² + 2n²

= 2(m² + n²)

Number of observations = 2

\bf \:Mean = \dfrac{Sum  \: of \:  observations}{Number \:  of \:  observations }

\bf\implies \:Mean = \dfrac{2( {m}^{2}  +  {n}^{2} )}{2}

\bf\implies \:Mean =  {m}^{2}  +  {n}^{2}

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