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If x=√3+√2/√3-√2 and y=√3-√2/√3+√2, find x^2+y^2​

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Answered by cosmiccreed
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Answer:

98

Step-by-step explanation:

AS

X=(√3+√2/√3-√2)X(√3+√2/√3+√2)

WE GET X =3+2-2\sqrt{6}/1

=5-2\sqrt{6}

SIMILARLY

Y=5-2\sqrt{6}

NOW SQUARING AND ADDING WE GET

X^2+Y^2=25+24+20\sqrt{6}+25+24-20\sqrt{6}

              =50+48

              =98

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