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Here the concept of Algebraic Identities has been used . We see we are given a equation from that we have to find other . So firstly we can simplify the value of first equation and then apply in second .
Let's do it !!
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★ Correct Question :-
If abx² = (a - b)² (x + 1) then find,
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★ Solution :-
Given,
• Now simplifying this value, we get,
• Transposing similar terms to other side, we get,
• Cancelling x, we get
Let this be equation i) .
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~ To find the required value ::
Its given that,
• Here we see that 4 is a common term in both fractions. So taking that in common we get,
• We see that term here and in equation i) is common. So applying that value, we get,
This forms the identity of (a + b)² .
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