Math, asked by Anonymous, 2 months ago

 2x - \dfrac{1}{2x} = 4, Find : 4x² + \dfrac{1}{4x²}

=> Solve it please and also tell which formula is used because I get from the formula  ( a - \dfrac{1}{a} )²

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Answered by kshitijkumar78
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Answer:

formula = (a-b)² as terms are subtraction

(2x-1/2x)²= (4)²

(2x)²+(1/2x)²- 2(½x*2x) =16

4x²+1/4x²= 16+2

or if you want simple then put in (a+b)² formula

whaat are you not able to understand.

Answered by chimatajyothika
1

Answer:

yes bhai

now which class you are studying bhai

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