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The product of additive inverse of x*2-1/2x and x*2-4/3-x is ?

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Answered by Agastya0606
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Given: The term  x²-1/2x and x²-4/3-x .

To find: The product of additive inverse of x²-1/2x and x²-4/3-x ?

Solution:

  • Now the additive inverse of :

              x²-1/2x   is   1 - x²/2x

  • Here only the additive inverse of first term is considered.
  • Multiplying them, we get:

              ( 1 - x²/2x ) × ( x² - 4 / 3 - x )

              (1 - x²)(x² - 4) / 2x(3 - x)

              x² - 4 - x^4 + 4x² / 6x - 2x²

              - x^4 + 5x² - 4 / 6x - 2x²

              x^4 - 5x² + 4 / 2x² - 6

Answer:

           So the product is x^4 - 5x² + 4 / 2x² - 6.

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