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the sum of two numbers is 9 and the sum of their squares is 41 taking one number as X form an equation and X and solve it to find the numbers ​

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Answered by Srinivas964
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Answered by Praveen0416
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Step-by-step explanation:

Let us consider the numbers are x and y

given that ...

x+y = 9 ==> equation 1

and

x2+y2= 49 ==> equation 2

from eq 1

let y = x-9

substitute y in equation 2

x2 + (x-9)2 =49

By solving we get

x2-9x+20=0

therefore

x=5 and 4

It can satisfy both the situations

4+5=9

(4)2+(5)2=41

Note : Square can't able to represent in the power of a number.So wherever you see the number 2 in right side of any term it represents a square

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