#What's a faster way to find the value of a?
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use a^n + b^n = (a+b)(a^n-1 - a^n-1 b + a^n-2 b^2 - ... +- b^n-1)
or i guess 1 + root2 and 1-root2 are reciprocals of each other
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they are reciprocals of each other
hey @wary vale
i found the trick
clear to this part?
i think i messed up
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yeah i messed up a minus symbol
but the trick is still the same
you'll get the idea
multiply these two
ill solve it with correct symbols real quick
1-sqrt(2) = -1/x
i forgot the symbol
just put 1+sqrt(2) in the denominator and rationalise it
youll see
ill solve it further for ya
no no no
just find
see
its easy
you'll get it when you see the solution
the x^n + 1/x^n is really easy to expand
from here
you could multiply the 3 and 4 power equaitions
@loud star has given 1 rep to @floral bison
same with powers exceeding 2000