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PLS GIVE RIGHT ANSWER THE ANSWER IS NOT 17 IF U GET IT PLZ HELP!!!! M4+ 1/m4 , if m− 1/m =3.

User Alok
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Answer:

119

Explanation:

I believe you meant the question to be "
m^4 + 1 /
m^4, if m - 1 / m = 3. "

I presume that we want to take this second equation at hand here, and " simplify " it further. After doing so this first expression will have a value with respect to the simplified value of the equation, and, plugging in it's value we can solve for the expression (
m^4 + 1 /
m^4. )

m - 1 / m = 3 - Take each value squared on either side of the equation,


( m - 1 / m )^2 = 3^2 - Simplify,


( m - 1 / m )^2 = 9

If you don't know how to expand expressions such as the one in the third step, "
( m - 1 / m )^2 " here is a quick recap. Remember that
( a - b )^2 = a^2 - 2ab + b^2. Therefore,


( m - 1 / m )^2 = m^2 - 2( m )( 1 / m ) + ( 1 / m )^2,\\( m - 1 / m )^2 = m^2 - 2 + 1 / m^2

Now let's continue,


m^2 - 2 + 1 / m^2 = 9 - Add 2 on either side,


m^2 + 1 / m^2 = 11

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So now we have the " simplified equation " as you can say, for the equation. Let's " simplify " the expression now,


m^4+1/m^4 = 75+4(m^2+1/m^2) - Substitute the value of 11,


m^4+1/m^4 = 75+4(11),\\m^4 + 1 / m^4 = 119

Solution = 119

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