SOLUTION: i am supposed to show by counterexample that (x+y)^-2 and x^-2+y^-2 are not equivalent. i dont understand how to show this. please help
Algebra.Com
Question 276106: i am supposed to show by counterexample that (x+y)^-2 and x^-2+y^-2 are not equivalent. i dont understand how to show this. please help
Answer by Alan3354(69443) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
i am supposed to show by counterexample that (x+y)^-2 and x^-2+y^-2 are not equivalent. i dont understand how to show this. please help
--------------------
Pick numbers for x and y see if it's true.
x = y = 1 is the easiest
(1+1)^-2 = 1/4
1^-2 + 1^-2 = 2
They're not equal, so it's disproven.
RELATED QUESTIONS
Show by counterexample that (x + y)^-2 and x^-2 + y ^-2 are not equivalent. (answered by edjones)
Show by counterexample that (x+y)^-2 and x^-2+y^-2 are not equivalent. please... (answered by jim_thompson5910)
WORD PROBLEM - SOLVE THE FOLLOWING POLYNOMIAL EQUATION
Show by counterexample that... (answered by mathispowerful)
Can someone help me with this i've tried and i am not ending up with the right solutions.
(answered by tutorcecilia)
This is the original equation:
x=2^-(y-2)
What I have to apply to it is the... (answered by jsmallt9)
show by a counter example that (x+y)^-2 and x^-2+y^-2 are not... (answered by Fombitz)
2x + 5y = 2
2x - 2y = -12
I am completely stuck on how to go about doing this problem.
(answered by nerdybill,Earlsdon)
{{{(6x^2+2x-8)-(3x^2-x-1)}}}
i dont understand how you are suppose to work that can... (answered by elima)
Give a counterexample to show that (x+y)2 = x2 + y2 is false. (answered by richwmiller,MathLover1)