Math, asked by Ahad23, 1 year ago

Find the value of p^2 + q^2 if p -q=6 and p+q=14

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Answered by Anonymous
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square both equations and add them

(p-q)² = p²+q²-2pq
(p+q)²= p²+ q²+ 2pq

(p-q)² + (p+q)² = 2(p²+q²)

6²+14² = 2(p²+q²)

p²+q² = 232/2 = 116

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Answered by mysticd
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Answer:

Value of + = 116

Explanation:

Given p-q=6 ----(1)

p+q=14 ----(2)

Add equations (1) and (2) ,we get

=> p-q+p+q=6+10

=> 2p = 20

=> p = 20/2

=> p = 10

Substitute p=10 in equation (2), we get

=> 10+q = 14

=> q = 14-10

=> q = 4

Now ,

Value of +

= 10²+4²

= 100+16

= 116

Therefore,

+ = 116

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