Math, asked by vampirev634, 1 month ago

if x+y=8 and xy=15/4 find the value of
( 5{x}^{2}  + y { }^{2} ) + 4(x - y)

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Answered by kushurakhi
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Answered by ItzDinu
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= 5[ (x² + y²) + 4(x - y)]

= 5 [(x + y)² - 2xy ] + 4(x - y)]

= 5 [8²-2 × 15/4] + 4 × 7

= 5 [ 64 - 15/2 ] + 28

= 5 x 113/2+28

= 565/2 + 28

= (565 + 56 )/2

= 621/2.

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