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(x+5)square-(x+2)square=-2 solve

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Answered by Sanjana5428
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(x+5)^2 -(x+2)^2 = -2

[ (a+b)^2 = a^2 + b^2 +2ab ]

x^2 + 25 + 10x  - (x^2 +4 + 4x)=-2
x^2 + 25 + 10x - x^2 -4 -4x=-2
25 -4 + 10x -4x=-2
21 + 6x = -2
6x = -2 -21
6x = -23
x = -23/6

Sanjana5428: ok,i will try to solve
learny: thanks
Sanjana5428: once u check weather it is (x-2)square or (x+2)square
Sanjana5428: in ur book
learny: x+2
Sanjana5428: if the question is correct then this will only be the answer
learny: fine ill try again
Sanjana5428: other 2 people r watching, think they may answer this
Sanjana5428: in place of (x+2)square if we take (x-2)square then we will get 1*9/14
learny: no its x+2 only
Answered by khanujarashmit
2
(x+5)^2-(x+2)^2=-2 In LHS apply identity a^2-b^2=(a+b)(a-b).... Here a= x+5 and b= x+2.. => (x+5+x+2)(x+5-x-2)= -2 =>( 2x+7) 3= -2 => 6x+21= -2 => 6x= -2-21 => x= -23/6

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