Math, asked by hiibye226, 9 hours ago

If x + y = SinQ and x - y = CosQ then x²+y²= _______

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Answered by asmi2612

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Answer:

xy^2

Step-by-step explanation:

so I am not sure but x2+y2 is sy square

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