Math, asked by akashranjan889, 1 year ago

if p=√3-√2÷√3+√2 and q=√3+√2÷√3-√2 then find p²+q²

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Answered by soh2

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Answered by ravleenkaur9876

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Answer: p²+q² = 98

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