Math, asked by rahulkumardas070809, 8 months ago

18. Find the singular integral of the equation
p3 +q3 - 3pqz = 0.

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Answered by prateekpandey1603201

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Answer:

yes of co

Step-by-step explanation:

P3+Q3-3

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Answered by chandradewmahto814

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Answer:P³+q³= p

Step-by-step explanation:

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