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Mckinley Hines
17 February, 23:29
If a = √ 2+1, then find (a-1/a) ^2
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Martha Oliver
17 February, 23:37
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Answer: (a-1/a) ^2 = 4 where a = √2 + 1
Step-by-step explanation:
Given a = √2 + 1
Now a - 1 / a = (√2+1) - 1 / (√2+1)
Multiplying and dividing by √2+1
= ((√2+1) ² - 1) / (√2+1)
= (2+1 + 2√2-1) / (√2+1) [ (a+b) ² = a² + b² + 2ab]
= (2 + 2√2) / (√2+1)
= 2 (√2+1) / (√2+1)
=2
Now we have to find (a-1/a) ^2
i. e. 2^2
=2²
=4
So (a-1/a) ^2 = 4
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Trey Drake
17 February, 23:52
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The correct answer is 4.
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