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Welcome to Infigan my dear friends.
Today in this video we'll be solving one very very interesting question from algebraic expressions. Here we have x = <unk>3 + 1 / 2. Then it is said to find the value of 16 x^ 4 - 16xq - 12x² + 12 x + 5.
So let's get started by writing here required expression is e.
Now we will write x = <unk>3 + 1 / 2.
Now we will cross multiply and we can write 2x will be equal to <unk>3 + 1.
Now we are going to subtract 1 from both the sides to get square root 3 in the rhs. So we will cancel plus and minus one.
So we can write here 2x - 1 will be equal to square <unk>3.
Now we'll be squaring both sides. We'll put two in LHS. So part two in RHS.
Now square root and square will be cancelled out from right hand side.
Now in LHS we will be applying a minus b whole square identity.
So if I will write here a - b whole² formula then equal to a² - a b + b².
So let's apply. We'll write here 4x² - 4x + 1 in LHS and 3 in the RS.
Let me write here 4x² - 4x + 1 = 3.
Now we will take + 1 to the RS and we can write 4x² - 4x = 3 - 1 which will be equal to 2.
Now we will divide both sides by four.
So let us divide by four.
We will write 2 / 4 in the RHS which will be equal to half.
In LHS 4x² / 4 x² - 4x / 4 x in RS we have half.
Let's say this is equation number one.
Now we will write required expression E.
So if I will write here e equal to then we can write 16 x^ 4 - 16 xq - 12 x² + 12 x + 5.
Now we are going to take 16 x² common from these two terms.
So we will write 16 x² common in the bracket we'll write x² - x from next two terms we are going to take -12 common.
So we are going to get the same bracket x² - x once again.
Then we will write the remaining constant + 5.
Now from equation number one we have x² - x half which we are going to apply here and here.
So we will get 16 x² * half - 12 * half + 5 16 / 2 is 8 12 / 2 is 6. So we can write here 8 x² - 6 + 5 e will be equal to 8 x² - 6 + 5 which will be equal to 8 x² - 1.
Now we have equation number one which is x² - x =/ now we will take - x to the rhs.
So we can write here x² = x + 1 /2 which we are going to apply over here.
So we will get expression value 8 x² -1 in place of x² we will write x + 1 / 2 then we have -1.
Now we have to simplify.
So we will multiply 8 with x 8 x 8 with half 4 then we have minus 1 so we will get 8 x 4 - 1 is + 3.
So far expression value will be equal to 8 x + 3. Now we have to plug in x = <unk>3 + 1 / 2.
So we will write here expression e = 8x + 3.
Here x is a square <unk>3 + 1 / 2.
So we'll find E value equal to 8 * in place of X we'll be writing square<unk> 3 + 1 / 2 + 3.
Now we will expand or we can write here 8 / 2 * square<unk> 3 + 1 + 3 8 / 2 is 4. So we will write 4 * square<unk> 3 + 1 + 3.
Now we have to simplify. We are going to get 4 square<unk> 3 + 4 + 3.
So we can write our final answer here.
4<unk>3 + 7 7 + 4 <unk>3 or 4<unk>3 + 7 will be our final answer. I hope friends you will like this video. Thank you so very much for watching. Do not forget to like, share and subscribe. Bye-bye. Till next video. Good luck. Take care. Bye-bye.
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