Solve Quadratic : a(x^2+1)-x(a^2+1)=0
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Answer:
x=a
Step-by-step explanation:
in equations which look identical on either sides of the equal sign. you should rely on assuming a relation btw a and x that would satisfy the equation and try to prove it.
here by putting
x=a we can clearly see that
a(x^2+1)=x(a^2+1)
will turn into
a(a^2+1)=a(a^2+1)
which is clearly true and hence the relation btw x and a is
x=a.
[as there are 2 variables and only 1 equation
we can only find their relation and not an exact value of the variables.]
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