Math, asked by bashokkumar4841, 1 year ago

If x+y=12 and xy=14 then find the value the of (x square * y square)

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Answered by mehersangram100

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hehe.........wanna make us fool.....nice question,,,,

x*y=14

x^2*y^2=(xy)^2=14*14=196

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