Knowing that a is a part of 8, try to find the value of a to the fourth power minus a to the fourth

Updated on amusement 2024-04-05
9 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-07

    a+1/a=8

    After squaring. a²+1/a²+2=64

    a²+1/a²=62

    a²+1/a²-2=60

    i.e. (a-1 a) = 60

    a-1/a=±2√15

    A to the fourth power minus a fourth to the power.

    a²+1/a²)(a+1/a)(a-1/a)

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    a+1/a=8

    Square on both sides, get:

    a^2+2+1/a^2=64

    a^2+1/a^2=62

    Then squared, get:

    a^4+1/a^4+2=3844

    a^4+1/a^4-2=3840

    a^2-1/a^2)^2=3840

    a^2-1/a^2=±16√15

    a^4-1/a^4

    a^2-1/a^2)(a^2+1/a^2)

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    a-1/a=3

    Square on both sides: a +1 a -2 = 9

    a²+1/a²=11

    Flat sellers on both sides:

    a^4+1/a^4+2=121

    a^4+1/a^4=119,7,a-1/a=3a-1/a)²=9

    a²+1/a²-2=9

    a²+1/a²=11

    a²+1/a²)²121

    A to the 4th power + 1 to the 4th power of a + 2 = 121

    1 of the 4th power of A + 4 times of the 4th loss of A = 119,0,

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-04

    a+1 returns to a=2

    The square gives a 2+1 a 2+2=4, so a 2+1 a 2=2 and then squares to get a 4+1 a 4+2=4

    So silver hunger a 4+1 a 4=2

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-03

    It is known that a+a/a = 2

    Square on both sides. (a+1/a)^2=4

    a^2+1/a^2+2=4

    So a 2 + 1 a 2 = 2

    2)a^2+1/a^2=2

    Square on both sides. (a^2+1/a^2)^2=4

    a^4+1/a^4+2=4

    So a 4+1 a 4=2

    This is the solution for this type.

    Another way to solve this problem is to solve a.

    It is known that a + a part = 2 and both sides multiply a

    a^2+1=2a

    a^2-2a+1=0

    a-1)^2=0

    So a = 1, so a square + a square one = 2

    A to the fourth power + a to the fourth power = 2

  6. Anonymous users2024-02-02

    The answer is 76, and the detailed process is written on the paper.

  7. Anonymous users2024-02-01

    a+a/a = 4

    Both sides are squared and get.

    a^2+2+1/(a^2)=16;a^2+1/(a^2)=14;Again both sides squared, get.

    a^4+1/(a^4)=14^2-2=194

  8. Anonymous users2024-01-31

    a^2+1/a^2=(a+1/a)^2-2=14

    A to the power of 4 + a to the power of 4 = (a 2 + 1 a 2) 2-2 = 14 2-2 = 194

  9. Anonymous users2024-01-30

    a+1/a=4

    The square of both sides yields a 2+2+1 a 2=16

    a^2+1/a^2=14

    Then square a 4 + 2 + 1 a 4 = 196

    a^4+1/a^4=194

    You can directly go both sides to the fourth power at the same time.

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