Math, asked by raghavdev, 1 month ago

The value of [(5/6)x – (6/5)y ] × [(5/6)x + (6/5)y] is

Answers

Answered by Shadowlegendars
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consider 5/6 as "a" and 6/5 as "b"

now the above equation can be written as (ax-by) (ax+by)

now consider ax as "A" and by as "B"

so it will be the identity (A-B)(A+B) =A²-B²

sub the values of A and B

a²x²-b²y² now sub the values of a and b

(5/6) ² x²-(6/5) ²y²

= (25/36)x² - (36/25)y²

Answered by mpmahor
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Question

The value of [(5/6)x – (6/5)y ] × [(5/6)x + (6/5)y] is

Solution

Step first

Use   \:  \: ( a - b) ( a + b) = a {}^{2}   -  b {}^{2}

 =  ( \frac{5}{6} x) {}^{2}  - ( \frac{6}{5}  \: y) {}^{2}  \: \\   \\   =  > \frac{25}{36}  \: x {}^{2}  \:  -  \:  \frac{36}{25}  \: y {}^{2} \: .. Ans

I hope it's help you

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