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the number of real solutions of the equation (16x^200+1)(y^200+1)=16(xy)^100​

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Answered by Manjula29
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(16x²⁰⁰+1) (y²⁰⁰+1) = 16(x y)¹⁰⁰,x,y∈R

Let x¹⁰⁰ =a and y¹⁰⁰ =b, where a,b are non-negative reals.

So, we have:-

⇒(16a²+1)(b²+1)=16ab

⇒16a²b²+16a²+b²+1= 16ab

Applying AM-GM inequality on the terms 16a2b2,16a2,b2,1 :

(16a²b²+16a²+b²+1 ) ÷ 4 ≥ (4√16a²b²⋅16a²⋅b²⋅1)=4ab

⟹16a²b²+16a²+b²+1 ≥16ab

Since 16a²b2²+16a²+b²+1=16ab, from the equality condition of AM-GM inequality,

16a2b2=16a2=b2=1⟹(a,b)=(\frac{1}{4} ,1)

∴(x,y)∈{(100√\frac{1}{4},1),(100√\frac{1}{4},−1),(−100√\frac{1}{4},1),(−100√\frac{1}{4},−1)}

Therefore, there are 4 pairs of reals (x,y) that satisfy the given equation.

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