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if a+b = 8 ; b = 4 then find the value of (a-b)²​

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Answered by kulkarninishant346
1

Solution:

a-b=8

a=8+b

put the value of a in another equation

(8+b)b=9

b^2+8b-9=0

b^2+9b-b-9=0

b(b+9)-1(b+9)=0

(b-9) (b+9)=0

if multiplication of two number is zero it means one of them is zero or both

So, b-9=0

b=9

or b+9=0

b=-9

so on putting value of b=9

a-b=8

a=17 and ab =9

17*9 is not equal to 9

and if we take b=-9

a-(-9)=8

a=-1

then -1*-9=9

this value of a and b satisfy the equation

So a=-1 and b=-9

then a+b = -10

Answered by jatinrnair
0

Answer:

b=4

so,a+4=8

a=4

(4-8)^2

(-2)^2

answer is 4

Step-by-step explanation:

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