Solving Linear Equation in two variable problem

Algebra Level 2

Find two numbers if square of their difference is equal to sum of the two numbers?

67, 82 79, 87 21, 28 45, 33 94, 57

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1 solution

I don't know if there is better solution. This is the way I solved it.

Let x x and y y be the numbers. Then,

( x y ) 2 = x + y (x-y)^2=x+y

Now,use the given options (elimination method). Let x = 28 x=28 and y = 21 y=21 .

( x y ) 2 = x + y (x-y)^2=x+y

( 28 21 ) 2 = 28 + 21 (28-21)^2=28+21

7 2 = 49 7^2=49

49 = 49 49=49

So the numbers are 28 \boxed{28} and 21 \boxed{21} .

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