Math, asked by rohaanghouri, 11 months ago

if:
2x {}^{2} - 2y  {}^{2}   = 125 \\ x - y = 2.5 \\ x + y =
find value of x+y=?​

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Answered by sharvanikulkarni
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Step-by-step explanation:

given,

x-y=2.5

2x²-2y²=125

2(x²-y²)= 125

we know that,

a²-b²=(a+b)(a-b)

by using this identity,

2[(x+y)(x-y)]=125

2[(x+y)(2.5)]= 125

(x+y)(2.5)=125/2

(x+y) = 125/2*2.5

(x+y) = 125/5

(x+y) = 25

x + y = 25

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