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If (x+y)²=64 and (x-y)²=16, find the value of xy.

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(x+y)^2 =64

x+y = \sqrt{64}

x + y = 8   ----1equation
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(x-y)^2 = 16

x-y =  \sqrt{16}

x  -y =4      ----2equation 
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x + y =  8         -----1equation 

x - y = 4         -------2equation

Adding both equations,

x + y = 8 
x - y = 4

2x = 12 

x =  \frac{12}{2}

x = 6 

Putting the value of x in 1equation.

x + y = 8 

6 +y =8 

y =8-6 

y = 2 

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x = 6 

y = 2

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x y = x × y 

x × y = 2 × 6 

xy = 12 

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