Math, asked by Maksud98341, 1 year ago

sum of squares of two numbers is 145. if squares root of one number is 3, find the other number

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Answered by mangeshdn
97

Let the no be x and y

Then √x=3

x=9

9^2+y^2=145

y^2=145-81=64

y=8

Numbers are 9 and 8


Answered by mysticd
85

Answer:

 \red { Required \: other \: number} = \green {8}

Step-by-step explanation:

 Let \: First \: number = \blue x

 Second \: number = \pink y

 \sqrt{x} = 3 \: (given)

/* On Squaring both sides of the equation,we get

 \implies (\sqrt{x})^{2} = 3^{2}

\implies x = 9

/* According to the problem given ,

 \blue {x^{2}} +\pink {y^{2}} = 145 \:(given)

\implies 9^{2} + \pink {y^{2}} = 145

\implies 81 + \pink {y^{2}} = 145

\implies \pink {y^{2}} = 145 - 81

\implies \pink {y^{2}} = 145\\= 64

 \implies y = \sqrt{64}

 \implies \green {y} = \green { 8^{2}}= \green 8

Therefore.,

 \red { Required \: other \: number} = \green {8}

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