Math, asked by ruhu36, 1 year ago

if a - 1/a = 5 , find the value of a^2 + 1/a^2

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Answered by mirani0nasrullp1q5zf
3
just square on both sides you will get the right answer.
hope it helps

mirani0nasrullp1q5zf: yes yes
mirani0nasrullp1q5zf: i made a mistake look in the 6th line
mirani0nasrullp1q5zf: a - 1/a = 5
squaring Both sides
(a-1/a)^2=5^2
a^2-(2xax1/a)+1/a^2=25
a^2-2+1/a^2=25
a^2+1/a^2=25+2
a^2+1/a^2=27
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Answered by Vaibhava33
4
this is the simplest way to answer the question pls click brainliest and thank you
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mirani0nasrullp1q5zf: where from the a^2 come in the equation in the denominator? Vibhav
Vaibhava33: hmm
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