if (x-y) = 5, xy = 4 then find (x² + y²)
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Answer:
Given:-
If ( x - y ) = 5, xy = 4 then find ( x² + y² ).
To Find:-
The value of ( x² + y² ).
Note:-
●》Here; for finding ( x² + y² ), we will use the formula of ( a - b )² i.e. ( a - b )² = a² + b² - 2ab. After that we will transpose the known terms to find ( x² + y² ).
●》Transposing - For finding unknown value, known value needs to be transposed from its side to another and also signs are changed in this process. For example - Negative becomes Positive.
Solution:-
☆ According to note first point ( a = x, b = y )~
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☆ Applying ( x - y ) and xy value~
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☆ According to note second point ( Transposing )~
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Checking:-
♤ Let's check for ( x² + y² ) that Left hand side value = Right hand side value or not~
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♤ Applying ( x - y ), xy, ( x² + y² ) values~
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Answer:-
Hence, the value of ( x² + y² ) = 33.
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