• Matéria: Matemática
  • Autor: mariaclaramenezes655
  • Perguntado 7 anos atrás

resolva cada sistema x menos y = 6 e x ao quadrado mais y ao quadrado = 60​

Respostas

respondido por: GeBEfte
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Vamos resolver o sistema utilizando o método da substituição:

\left\{\begin{array}{ccc}x-y&=&6\\x^2+y^2&=&60\end{array}\right\\\\\\Isolando~"y"~na~1^a~equacao:\\\\\\x-y~=~6\\\\\\\boxed{y~=~x-6}\\\\\\

Substituindo~na~2^a~equacao:\\\\\\x^2~+~(x-6)^2~=~60\\\\\\x^2~+~(x^2-12x+36)~=~60\\\\\\\boxed{2x^2-12x-24~=~0}~~~\rightarrow~Aplicando~Bhaskara\\\\\\\Delta~=~(-12)^2-4.2.(-24)~=~144+192~=~\boxed{336}

x'~=~\frac{12+\sqrt{336}}{2~.~2}~=~\frac{12+\sqrt{2^2~.~2^2~.~21}}{4}~=~\frac{12+4\sqrt{21}}{4}~=~\boxed{3+\sqrt{21}}\\\\\\x''~=~\frac{12-\sqrt{336}}{2~.~2}~=~\frac{12-\sqrt{2^2~.~2^2~.~21}}{4}~=~\frac{12-4\sqrt{21}}{4}~=~\boxed{3-\sqrt{21}}

Podemos agora determinar os dois y's (y' e y'') correspondentes a x' e x'':

\boxed{y~=~x-6}\\\\\\\\y'~=~x'-6\\\\\\y'~=~3+\sqrt{21}~-~6\\\\\\\boxed{y'~=~-3+\sqrt{21}}\\\\\\\\y''~=~x''-6\\\\\\y''~=~3-\sqrt{21}~-~6\\\\\\\boxed{y''~=~-3-\sqrt{21}}

Temos então duas soluções para o sistema:

\rightarrow~~(x~,~y)~=~(3+\sqrt{21}~~,~-3+\sqrt{21})\\\\\\\rightarrow~~(x~,~y)~=~(3-\sqrt{21}~~,~-3-\sqrt{21})


mariaclaramenezes655: obrigadoo
GeBEfte: Tranquilo :)
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