Math, asked by pratiktelekune2464, 8 months ago

If x+y.=6 x-y=4,find (i)x2+y2(ii)xy

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Answered by maddulamounika111

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Given, x+y=6

x-y=4

Solve 2 equations

We get x=5, y=1

Now x²+y²=5²+1²=26

xy=5×1=5

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