Math, asked by rrai9210, 2 months ago

If (x-y)2 = 4-4y+y2 then find the value of x.

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Answered by aman806933

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Step-by-step explanation:

(x-y)^2 = y^2+ 4y-4

x-y = √(y^2+ 4y-4)

x = √(y^2+ 4y-4) + y

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