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Let the two numbers be x and y respectively .
They differ from 3 .
So ,
x - y = 3
=> x = y + 3 –––( i )
And sum of their squares is 117 .
So ,
x² + y² = 117
Now , putting the value of x from eq ( i )
So ,
( y + 3 ) ² + y² = 117
=> y² + 9 + 6y + y² = 117
=> 2y² + 6y + 9 - 117 = 0
=> 2y² + 6y - 108 = 0
=> 2 ( y² + 3y - 54 ) = 0
=> y² + 3y - 54 =0
=> y² + 9y - 6y - 54 = 0
=> y ( y + 9 ) - 6 ( y + 9 ) = 0
=> ( y - 6 ) ( y + 9 ) = 0
So , when
( y - 6 ) =0
=> y = 6 .
So , x = y + 3
=> x = 6 + 3
=> x = 9
And when ,
( y + 9 ) = 0
=> y = -9
So
x = y + 3
=> x = (-9) + 3
=> x = -6 .
Both you can take ( positive value and negative value ) .
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Let the two numbers be x and y respectively .
They differ from 3 .
So ,
x - y = 3
=> x = y + 3 –––( i )
And sum of their squares is 117 .
So ,
x² + y² = 117
Now , putting the value of x from eq ( i )
So ,
( y + 3 ) ² + y² = 117
=> y² + 9 + 6y + y² = 117
=> 2y² + 6y + 9 - 117 = 0
=> 2y² + 6y - 108 = 0
=> 2 ( y² + 3y - 54 ) = 0
=> y² + 3y - 54 =0
=> y² + 9y - 6y - 54 = 0
=> y ( y + 9 ) - 6 ( y + 9 ) = 0
=> ( y - 6 ) ( y + 9 ) = 0
So , when
( y - 6 ) =0
=> y = 6 .
So , x = y + 3
=> x = 6 + 3
=> x = 9
And when ,
( y + 9 ) = 0
=> y = -9
So
x = y + 3
=> x = (-9) + 3
=> x = -6 .
Both you can take ( positive value and negative value ) .
thanks :)
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