Math, asked by ancurp, 1 year ago

(X+4)sq - (x-5)sq =9

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Answered by tfue
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ancurp: I didnt understand it
tfue: Opening the sq brackets a+b sq = a2 +b2 +2ab
ancurp: Does this sum have other step
tfue: Yes
ancurp: Tq i got the ans from someone else tq for ur help
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Answered by zarvis
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using a square -b square=(a+b)(a-b)
{x+4+x-5}{(x+4)-(x-5)}=9
(2x-1){x+4-x+5}=9
(2x-1)×9=9
2x-1=1
2x=2
x=1

tfue: Wrong
tfue: How did 2x-1 change to 2x+1
ancurp: How did u get 2x-1
zarvis: let (x-4) square=a square & (x-5)squ=b squ
zarvis: then u should use the formula of a square - b square
tfue: Changed the answer?
zarvis: oh at first time i didn't notice that there is( -) sorry
tfue: Ok
ancurp: Tq zarvis i got the ans from someone else tq for ur help
zarvis: it's ok
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