Math, asked by AshuAbhishek11, 1 year ago

plz solve this problem in full process
 \sqrt{x}  + y = 11 \\ x -  \sqrt{y}  = 1
don't solve this problem by hit and trial method

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Answered by Yuichiro13
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Heya User,


--> √x + y + x - √y = 12 
--> 4x + 4√x + 1 + 4y - 4√y + 1 = 50
--> ( 2√x + 1 )² + ( 2√y - 1 )² = 50 = 25 + 25

--> Considering integer soln.s -->
         --> [ 2√x - 1 ] = 5   <----> [ 2√y - 1 ] = 5
         --> [ √x = 2 ]  <-------> [ 2√y ] = 6
         --> [ x = 4 ]  <---------> [ y = 9 ]

Anonymous: In the first step , we've multiplied the whole expression by 4 and have added 2 to both sides
Anonymous: To get the second expression
AshuAbhishek11: thnx for solving the problem
Yuichiro13: =_=
Anonymous: =_=
Yuichiro13: Sorry for the inconvenience user, by the second step we try to convert that into a factorizable form
AshuAbhishek11: oo
Yuichiro13: Considering your condition of Not Using the Hit and Trial method... And assuming that you required Integer soln.s .... One can make comparizon considering the L.H.S and R.H.S. and to Supplement the Comparison, i.e. to aid the comparizon, we factorize the above ^_^
AshuAbhishek11: thnx
AshuAbhishek11: plz again solve this problem plz plz
Answered by Anonymous
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