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if X + Y is equal to 6 and x minus Y is equal to 4 find the value of x square + Y square and x square -y square​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Given here.

X+y = 6..........(1).

X-Y = 4...........(2).

Find here.

x²+y²=?.

x²-y²=?.

Now,subtract equations (1)-(2).

=> 2y= 2.

=>y = 1.

By ,(1).

=> x+1=6.

=>x = 5.

Thus:-

Value of x=5.

Value of y=1.

Now,

X²+y²= 5²+1²=25+1=26.

x²-y²=5²-1²=25-1=24.

Hopes its helps u.

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Answered by tanugoyanka
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Answer:

X2+Y2=26

X2-Y2=24

Step-by-step explanation:

X+Y=6

x=6-y

put this value in eq 2 and u will get the value of x as 5 and y as 1

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