1 ------ a+b=4
2 ------ ab=2 ====> 3. b = 2/a
Sub 3 into 1 ===> a + 2/a = 4
mutiply both sides by a ===> a2 +2 -4a = 0
use quadratic formula to find a ==> a= 2 +sqrt(2) or a' = 2- sqrt(2)
use these two values of a to find a value for b using equation 3 ===> using a, b= 2-sqrt(2) and using a', b= 2+sqrt(2)
hence a4 + b4 = (2+sqrt(2))4 + (2-sqrt(2))4 = 136 (for both values of a and b)
a5+b5 = (a+b) (a4-a3b+a2b2-ab3+b4)
Because of the way this is written, there are two possibilities in simplifying. Choose the one that applies:a4 - ab4 = a(a3 - b4); here, only the 'b' term is raised in the second term, so a1 is the only thing we can take out.a4 - (ab)4 - a4(1 - b4). Because a4 is a part of both terms, it can be removed from both as well.
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a5+b5 = (a+b) (a4-a3b+a2b2-ab3+b4)
Because of the way this is written, there are two possibilities in simplifying. Choose the one that applies:a4 - ab4 = a(a3 - b4); here, only the 'b' term is raised in the second term, so a1 is the only thing we can take out.a4 - (ab)4 - a4(1 - b4). Because a4 is a part of both terms, it can be removed from both as well.
Usually simple substitutions enable such expressions to be seen as quadratic expressions. The substitutions x = a2 and y = b2 give a4 + b4 - 7a2b2 = x2 - 7xy + y2 which does not have any rational factors. Consequently, the quartic in a and b does not have rational factors.
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Expand 4ab3 (a2b2-a-1)
Any even number can be expressed as a multiple of two. If you have 5 even numbers, then we can label them as such: a1 = 2*b1 a2 = 2*b2 a3 = 2*b3 a4 = 2*b4 a5 = 2*b5 Where bn is an arbitrary integer So we therefore have: a1 + a2 + a3 + a4 + a5 = 2*b1 + 2*b2 +2*b3 + 2*b4 + 2*b5 = 2*(b1 + b2 +b3 + b4 + b5) We can then let b1 + b2 +b3 + b4 + b5 = c because our sum of 5 numbers is equal to 2*c, this means that the sum is a multiple of 2, and therefore even. QED.
6 cells. They are A1, A2, A3, B1, B2 and B3.
Yes, A4 paper is bigger than A5 paper. A4 paper measures 210 by 297 millimeters, while A5 paper measures 148 by 210 millimeters.
Right Bank A, Left Bank B A1 B1 A4 B4 B2 A3 B3 A2