Q. If u2−ut=6 and t2−ut=−2, what is the value of 2(u−t)2 ?
Given Equations: We are given two equations:1. u2−ut=62. t2−ut=−2We need to find the value of 2(u−t)2.First, let's express (u−t)2 in terms of u and t.(u−t)2=u2−2ut+t2
Express (u−t)2: Now, let's add the two given equations to eliminate the −ut term:(u2−ut)+(t2−ut)=6−2u2+t2−2ut=4Notice that u2+t2−2ut is the expanded form of (u−t)2.
Substitute (u−t)2 Term: Since we have found that u2+t2−2ut=4, we can say that:(u−t)2=4Now, we need to find the value of 2(u−t)2.2(u−t)2=2×4
Calculate 2(u−t)2: Calculate the final value:2(u−t)2=2×4=8
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