IIFT 2018 Question Paper | Quants

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Question 5 : Given P(x,y) = x² + xy +y²; Q(x,y) = x² - xy +y².
Then find the value of P(7, Q(9 , 4))

1. 4169
2. 4197
3. 4089
4. 4127

Explanatory Answer

P(x,y) = x² + xy + y²
Q(x,y) = x² –xy +y²
Q(9,4) = 81 -36 +20
= 61
P(7,61) = 49 + 427 + 3721
= 4197

The question is " Given P(x,y) = x² + xy +y²; Q(x,y) = x² - xy +y².
Then find the value of P(7, Q(9 , 4)) "

Hence, the answer is '4127'

Choice D is the correct answer.

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