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x2 - y2 = a (1)
2xy = b (2)
From equation (2) it is clear that both x and y will have the same signs (either both positive or
both negative) when b is positive; and x and y will have different signs (one positive and the other
negative) when b is negative.
Example 1:
Find the square root of
Solution:
From (2) it is clear that xy > 0, hence x and y are both positive or both negative.
Hence the required square roots are:
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