Let each of m and n be a real number that satisfy this equation:
(2m+√(1+ 4m
2))(3n+√(1+9n
2))=1
Determine the value of (2m+3n)2
Case 1:
By inspection, m=n=0 is a solution.
Case2:
suppose 2m = -3n = k,
then both radicals are the same
(k + √(1+k^2))(-k + √(1+k^2))
-k^2 + (1+k^2) = 1
In both cases, (2m+3n)^2 = 0
I do not believe that I have proved this to be the only solution.
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Posted by Larry
on 2024-04-24 12:03:48 |