Physics, asked by MightyManjeet, 11 months ago

what is the root of the equation X^2+y^2=400

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Answered by pal69

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Answer:

x²+y²=400

put x=16, y=12

16²+12²=256+144=400

so, 16and 12is the root of the equation.

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