Math, asked by kartikeyk4, 1 month ago

the coefficient of x in equation
{√(a^2+b^2)}x +{√(a^2-b^2)}y=√(a^2 b^2)

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Answered by killer36571

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Answer:

12√is your answer ok...

Answered by aviralsingh0307

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Answer:

The coefficient of x in equation is {√(a^2+b^2)}

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