Math, asked by little23, 11 months ago

In this question, x^y stands for x raised to the power y. For example, 2^3=8 and 4^1.5=8. If a,b are real numbers such that a+b=3, a^2+b^2=7, the value of a^4+b^4 is?​

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Answered by paxxst009
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a^4+b^4=77

Step-by-step explanation:

  • a+b=3
  • squaring on both sides
  • a^2+b^2+2ab=9

  • (a^2+b^2=7)

  • 7+2ab=9
  • 2ab=2

  • A4+b4+2a2b2=81
  • a^4+b^4+(2ab)(2ab)=81
  • a4+b4=81-4

  • a4+b4=77

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