find value of x and y
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ok bro here is ur answer
(x+y+10)^2+(2x-2y-8}^2=0
let (x+y+10) = a
(2x-2y-8}=b
now put in the equation
a^2+b^2=0
therefore we can conclude that a=0 and b=0
x+y+10=0 , 2x-2y-8=0
x+y=-10 eq1 , 2x-2y=8 or x-y=4eq2
now add eq 1 and 2
x+y+x-y=-10+4
2x=-6
x=-3
and put x=-3 in eq 1
x+y=-10
y=-10+3
y=-7
x=-3 and y=-7
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Given: x2−xy−10−2y2=0x2−xy−10−2y2=0;
Rearrange x2−y2−y2−xy−10=0x2−y2−y2−xy−10=0;
Apply a2−b2=(a−b)(a+b)a2−b2=(a−b)(a+b): (x−y)(x+y)−y2−xy−10=0(x−y)(x+y)−y2−xy−10=0 --> (x−y)(x+y)−y(y+x)−10=0(x−y)(x+y)−y(y+x)−10=0;
Factor out x+yx+y: (x+y)(x−y−y)−10=0(x+y)(x−y−y)−10=0;
Since given that x+y=2x+y=2, then we have that 2(x−2y)−10=02(x−2y)−10=0 --> x−2y=5x−2y=5.
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