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x^2-y^2=1. i
x^2+y^2=8 ii. (adding)
2x^2=9
sq root both sides
√2x=3
x= 3/√2
x=3/√2 ×√2/√2
x=3√2/2
putting x=3√2/2 in eq I
18/4 - y^2= 1
y^2=18/4-1
=14/4
y= √(14/4)
y=√14/2
so, x+y= 3√2/2+ √14/2=3√2+√14/ 2
x-y= 3√2- √14/2
xy= 3√2× √14/ 2×2
=6√7/4
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x^2+y^2=8 ii. (adding)
2x^2=9
sq root both sides
√2x=3
x= 3/√2
x=3/√2 ×√2/√2
x=3√2/2
putting x=3√2/2 in eq I
18/4 - y^2= 1
y^2=18/4-1
=14/4
y= √(14/4)
y=√14/2
so, x+y= 3√2/2+ √14/2=3√2+√14/ 2
x-y= 3√2- √14/2
xy= 3√2× √14/ 2×2
=6√7/4
hope it helps you
mark my answer as brainliest
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x^2-y^2=1. i
x^2+y^2=8 ii. (adding)
2x^2=9
sq root both sides
√2x=3
x= 3/√2
x=3/√2 ×√2/√2
x=3√2/2
putting x=3√2/2 in eq I
18/4 - y^2= 1
y^2=18/4-1
=14/4
y= √(14/4)
y=√14/2
so, x+y= 3√2/2+ √14/2=3√2+√14/ 2
x-y= 3√2- √14/2
xy= 3√2× √14/ 2×2
=6√7/4
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