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Just prove it (
Posted on 2013-10-20
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Prove that:
If
(x+sqrt{1+y^2})*(y+sqrt{1+x^2})=1
,
then
x+y=0
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Submitted by
Ady TZIDON
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Small hint , no spoiler
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Rewrite the equation in the form
y*sqrt{1+y^2}+x*sqrt{1+x^2}=
1-xy-sqrt{1+x^2}*sqrt{1+y^2}
Square both sides, organize & square again
Posted by
Ady TZIDON
on 2013-10-24 17:26:40
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