Ng Jan Ile's answer to :-)'s Secondary 2 Maths question.
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To make it look simpler, I substituted (h^2 + k^2) into "a", and (m^2 + n^2) into "b".
However, I do get 2 answers for the required equation, which is basically the same number but different sign. Fellow tutors, do check through my workings too and feedback on where I might have gone wrong. I am still trying to check through my workings for errors.
However, I do get 2 answers for the required equation, which is basically the same number but different sign. Fellow tutors, do check through my workings too and feedback on where I might have gone wrong. I am still trying to check through my workings for errors.
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