Math, asked by Ayush00711, 9 months ago

(3-x)^5+(x-5)^5=-32
what are the roots of this equation​

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Answered by sikandar8629
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Step-by-step explanation:

(3-x)^5+(x-5)^5=-32

L.H.S=(3-x)^5+(x-5)^5

If we put x=5 in L.H.S we get,

(3-5)^5+(5-5)^5=(-2)^5+0=-32=R.H.S

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