Math, asked by khanarya143, 1 year ago

find the value of a-b then a+b=7 and ab=6​


aditya4951: hi your answer is here Solving by eliminating method
We have (a)square+(b)square=?
a+b=6. (1)
a-b=4. (2)
By solving we get 2a=10
Then, a=10/2
A=5
Substitute a=5 in(1) or (2)
Then a=1
Then ,b=4-a. From. Equation (2)
Then b= 3
Now,,(a)square+(b)square=1square+3square
=1+9
=10
;;;therefore the value of a square plus bsquare is 10//
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Answers

Answered by anjali3964
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a+b=7=-b/a

ab=6=c/a

so, b=-7 and a=1

a-b=1-(-7)=8

a-b=8


khanarya143: no
khanarya143: answer not correct
aditya4951: No it is right
aditya4951: then what is answer
khanarya143: 5 and -5
aditya4951: what
anjali3964: it is correct guys
anjali3964: two answers are not possible
khanarya143: why not possible
khanarya143: you know square roots
Answered by aditya4951
0

Solving by eliminating method

We have (a)square+(b)square=?

a+b=6. (1)

a-b=4. (2)

By solving we get 2a=10

Then, a=10/2

A=5

Substitute a=5 in(1) or (2)

Then a=1

Then ,b=4-a. From. Equation (2)

Then b= 3

Now,,(a)square+(b)square=1square+3square

=1+9

=10

;;;therefore the value of a square plus bsquare is 10//

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