2p+1/p=4 to p3+1/8p3=?
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Hi ,
There is an error in the question.
It may like this ,
p + 1/2p = 4 ---( 1 )
*********************
We know the algebraic identity
x³ + y³ = ( x + y )³ - 3xy( x + y )
******************************
Now ,
p³ + ( 1/2p )³
= p³ + 1/8p³
= ( p + 1/2p )³ - 3 × p × 1/2p( p + 1/2p )
= 4³ - 3 × 1/2 × 4
= 64 - 6
= 58
I hope this helps you.
: )
There is an error in the question.
It may like this ,
p + 1/2p = 4 ---( 1 )
*********************
We know the algebraic identity
x³ + y³ = ( x + y )³ - 3xy( x + y )
******************************
Now ,
p³ + ( 1/2p )³
= p³ + 1/8p³
= ( p + 1/2p )³ - 3 × p × 1/2p( p + 1/2p )
= 4³ - 3 × 1/2 × 4
= 64 - 6
= 58
I hope this helps you.
: )
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