if p-q = 9 and pq = 36 find p+q and p^2 - q^2
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135
Step-by-step explanation:
p-q=9 and pq=36
lets look at the factor pairs of 36
1*36, 2*18,3*12,4*9
thus, it is evident that p=12 and q=3.
so, p+q= 12+3=15
p^2-q^= 12^2-3^2= 144-9=135
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good work, but i think equation (i) should be p=9+q instead of p=9-q.
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