Math, asked by ShrirupTatte, 7 months ago

(x+y)^2 +2 (x+y)+1 is equivalent to
a) (x+y+1)(x+y-1)
b) (x-y+1)(x+y-1)
c) (x-y-1)(x-y-1)
d) (x+y+1)(x+y+1)​

Answers

Answered by anujgodwe956
0

Answer:

Given,

dx

dy

(x

2

y

3

+xy)=1

dx

dy

=

x

2

y

3

+xy

1

dy

dx

=x

2

y

3

+xy

dy

dx

−xy=x

2

y

3

x

2

1

dy

dx

x

y

=y

3

substitute

x

1

=u

dy

du

=−

x

2

1

dy

dx

dy

du

−uy=y

3

dy

du

+uy=−y

3

I.F=e

∫ydy

=e

2

y

2

u×e

2

y

2

=−∫y

3

e

2

y

2

dy

=−2(

2

y

2

−1)e

2

y

2

+c

=(2−y

2

)e

2

y

2

+c

⇒x(2−y

2

)+cxe

2

y

2

=1

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Answered by shubhshubham14
1

Answer:

d) (x+y+1)(x+y+1)

Step-by-step explanation:

we have

=> (x+y)² + 2(x+y) + 1

=> (x+y)² + 2*(x+y)*1 + 1²

=> ((x+y)+1)²

=> (x+y+1)(x+y+1)

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