Math, asked by canec803, 4 months ago

Given that (x +y ) = 7 and (x - y ) = - 3 find the value of
X^2 - Y^2

Answers

Answered by akashmegh821
1

Answer:

-21

Step-by-step explanation:

7x-3 = 21

this is algebra of class 7

Answered by papaopoku
1

Answer:

x+y=7

x-y=-3

by elimination method

x+x=7+(-3)

2x=4

x=2

if x=2 then from eq1

y=7-x

y=7-2

y=5

x^2-y^2

=(2)^2-(5)^2

=4-25

=-21

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