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X+y=11, x.y=18 so what is the x^2 + y^2?
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X+y=11, x.y=18 so what is the x^2 + y^2?
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Another way to look at it
Solve xy = 18 and get y = (1/x)18
plug into other eq get
x + (1/x)18 = 11
multiply both sides by x get
x² -11x +18 = 0
find roots
x = 2 or 9
You can use the same method to find that y is either 2 or 9. You do not have enough information to know which is which so x² + y² is either 2² + 9² or 9² + 2²
in either case the answer is 85
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Let's begin with a basic formula
so since we know the value of x + y and xy let's place those values inside the equation.
If xy=18, 2xy=36
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