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From the sum of x2−y2−1,y2−x2−1 and 1−x2−y2, subtract −(1+y2).

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x2
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y2
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1
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1
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Solution

The correct option is A x2
Sum of x2y21,y2x21 and 1x2y2
=x2y21+y2x21+1x2y2
On grouping the like terms.
=(x2x2x2)+(y2+y2y2)+(11+1)
On solving the groups,
=x2y21
Now, subtract (1+y2) from x2y21
=x2y21[(1+y2)]=x2y21+(1+y2)=x2y21+1+y2=x2y2+y21+1=x2

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