What must be subtracted from 3x 2 − 4y 2 to get 1?
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Given : 3x²− 4y ² and 1
To Find : What must be subtracted from 3x²− 4y ² to get 1
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Let say N should be subtracted from 3x²− 4y ² to get 1
=> 3x²− 4y ² - N = 1
=> 3x²− 4y ² = 1 + N
=> 3x²− 4y ² - 1 = N
Hence 3x²− 4y ² - 1 must be subtracted from 3x²− 4y ² to get 1
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Given : 3x²− 4y ² and 1
To Find : What must be subtracted from 3x²− 4y ² to get 1
Let say N should be subtracted from 3x²− 4y ² to get 1
3x²− 4y ² - N = 1
3x²− 4y ² = 1 + N
3x²− 4y ² - 1 = N
Hence 3x²− 4y ² - 1 must be subtracted from 3x²− 4y ² to get 1
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