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show that( x2+1)2-X2 =0HAS NO REAL ROOTS​

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Answered by shannuparvez
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Answer:

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Answered by NishuGohil
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Answer:

I’ll renotate with z to acknowledge complex solutions,

(z2+1)2−z2=0

That’s the difference of two squares so factors as

(z2−z+1)(z2+z+1)=0

Applying the quadratic formula to each factor gives

z=12(1±i3–√) or z=12(−1±i3–√)

We can write that as

z=12(±1±i3–√)

Four roots, none real.

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