Math, asked by shivanir080Rajkumar, 1 year ago

a3 +3a2+9a =1 then find a3 +3/a

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Answered by parmesanchilliwack
14

Answer: 28

Step-by-step explanation:

Here, the given equation is,

a^3+3a^2+9a=1 ------ (1)

3a\times (a^3+3a^2+9a)=3

3a^4+9a^3+27a^2=3a

3a^4+9(a^3+3a^2)=3a

By the equation (1)

3a^4+9(1-9a)=3a

3a^4+9-81a=3a

3a^4+9 = 84a

By dividing each term by 3a,

a^3+\frac{3}{a}=28

Hence, the required answer is 28.

Answered by ramsangargm
0

Answer:

28

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:-

a3+3a2+9a=1  

Take ‘ a’ as common:-

a(a2+3a+9)=1  

Dividing both sides by a:

⟹a(a2+3a+9)a=1a  

⟹a2+3a+9=1a  

⟹1a=a2+3a+9  

Multiplying both sides by 3:-

⟹3a=3a2+9a+27⟹(1)  

We know that:-

a3+3a2+9a=1  

Subtracting both sides by : 3a2+9a  we get:-

a3=1–3a2–9a⟹(2)  

Adding (1) and (2) we get:-

⟹a3+3a=3a2+9a−3a2−9a+27+1  

⟹a3+3a=27+1⟹28.

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