Math, asked by aparna151, 1 year ago

if x=3+√5/3-√5 and y=3-√5/3+√5 then evaluate x^2-xy+y^2
can someone please answer this question?? asap??!!

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Answered by rakeshmohata
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X=(3+ root 5)/(3-root5)
X=( 3+root 5)²/(3²-5)=(14+6root5)/4
Y=(3-root5)/(3+root5)=(3-root5)²/(3²-5)
Y=(14-6root5)/4
So.. x² - xy + y²
=(14+root5)²/16 - (14²- 180)/16 + (14 - root5)²/16
=1/16 ×[ (14+root5) ² + (14- root5) ² -( 196 - 180)]
=1/16× [2(14² + (root5) ²) - 16]
= 1/16×[2(196 + 5) - 16] = 1/16×[ 402 - 16]
= 386/16 = 193/8.. Ans.
Hope this is ur required answer.

aparna151: its given like that in my answer sheet
aparna151: nd my teacher says so...
aparna151: so i guess maybe it is actually corrcy
aparna151: yeah go ahead and do it
rakeshmohata: can u plz send the answer sheet
rakeshmohata: I believe my answer is correct
aparna151: how do i send it to u?
rakeshmohata: as a question again..
aparna151: okay
rakeshmohata: or tell me the steps ur teacher told u!!
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