the following 1-2/7×3×2-5/8
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81
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Answer:
81
Step-by-step explanation:
(a+b)²+a(a+b)+b = 0
a²+2ab+b²+a²+ab+b = 0
2a²+3ab+b+b² = 0
b²+b(3a+1)+2a² = 0
b = \frac{-(3a+1) \pm \sqrt{(3a+1)^2 - 8a^2} }{2}b=2−(3a+1)±(3a+1)2−8a2 [From Sridhar Acharaya's equation]
b = \frac{-(3a+1) \pm \sqrt{9a^2 + 6a + 1 -8a^2} }{2}b=2−(3a+1)±9a2+6a+1−8a2
b = \frac{-(3a+1) \pm \sqrt{ a^2 + 6a + 1} }{y}b=y−(3a+1)±a2+6a+1
b = \frac{-(3a+1) \pm \sqrt{ a(a+6) + 1} }{y}b=y−(3a+1)±a(a+6)+1
As a,b ∈1, a(a + 6) + 1 must be a perfect square
Possible values of a are a = 0 or a = –6
If a = 0, b = –1 or 0
If a = –6, b = 9 or 8
Maximum possible value of b² = 81
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