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if p+q=√3 and p-q=√5 then pq=?​

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Answered by Snapskg730
1

Answer:

p+q=√3 — 1

p-q=√5

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2p = (√3+√5)

p = (√3+√5)/2

pit value in 1

(√3+√5)/2 + q = √3

(√3+√5)+2q = 2√3

2q = 2√3-√3-√5

2q = √3-√5

q = (√3-√5)/2

pq = (√3+√5)/2 × (√3-√5)/2

pq = (√3)²-(√5)²/4

pq = (3-5)/4

pq = -2/4

pq = -1/2

Answered by armygirl997
0

Answer:

-1/2

p =  \binom{ \sqrt{3} +  \sqrt{5}  }{2}

q =  \binom{ \sqrt{3}  -  \sqrt{5} }{2}

pq= 3-5/4

-2/4 =-1/2

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