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If x2+y2=1 then value of (3x−4x3)2+(3y−4y3)2 is equal to:

A
12
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32
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C
34
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1
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Solution

The correct option is B 1
We have,
x2+y2=1 .............(1)

Since,
(3x4x3)2+(3y4y3)2
=9x2+16x624x4+9y2+16y624y4
=16(x6+y6)24(x4+y4)+9(x2+y2)
=16(x6+y6)24(x4+y4)+9 x2+y2=1
=16((x2)3+(y2)3)24(x4+y4)+9
=16[(x2+y2)(x4+y4x2y2)]24(x4+y4)+9
=16(x4+y4x2y2)24(x4+y4)+9
=98(x4+y4)16x2y2
=98[(x2+y2)2]
=98[12]
=98
=1

Hence, this is the answer.

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