a^2+2b=7
b^2+4c=-7
c^2+ab=-14 then find a^2 + b^2 + c^2

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a^2+2b=7
b^2+4c=-7
c^2+ab=-14  then find a^2 + b^2 + c^2

shamil98 · Answer

a^2 + 2b = 7
a^2 = 7 - 2b

b^2 + 4c = -7
b^2 = -4c-7

c^2 + ab = -14
c^2 = -ab - 14


go from there

anonymous · Answer

but the answer is given as 14 ..numerical .!

nikato · Answer

what lesson is this based on?

anonymous · Answer

the chapter is equations ..:/

agent0smith · Answer

Probably have to use substitution to solve. Looks gross.

anonymous · Answer

there are second degree terms too ...substitution will be a lot tiring ..!  okay if substituion then how ..approach ?

shamil98 · Answer

good luck...

anonymous · Answer

i cant do that ..!  so should i close it then

agent0smith · Answer

I agree with @shamil98 ...olving three linear equations is bad enough.

I'm sure it's doable with substitution. I am not willing to spend time trying to show you how to do it.

anonymous · Answer

even me too ..:/  okay .!

haseeb96 · Answer

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