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Solution

 

(r41)(r21)=10

 

(r2)212r212=10

 

(r21)(r2+1)(r1)(r+1)=10

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Answer: r  {3,(3)}

by Level 10 User (57.4k points)
r^4-1=(r^2-1)(r^2+1), so (r^4-1)/(r^2-1)=r^2+1=10, so r^2=9 and r=±3,
by Top Rated User (1.2m points)

(r^4-1)/(r^2-1)=10

r^4-1 = 10(r^2-1)

r^4-1 = 10r^2-10

(r^2-5)^2 = 16

r^2-5 = √16

r^2-5 = ±4

r^2=9 or r^2=1

r=±3 or r=±1


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