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ab=5, a-b=4
(a3 +b3) = ?​

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Answered by indiawb
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Answered by pinquancaro
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Answer:

a^3+b^3=126  

Step-by-step explanation:

Given : ab=5,a-b=4

To find : The value of a^3+b^3 ?

Solution :

We know the identity,

(a+b)^2=(a-b)^2+4ab

Substitute the values in the formula,

(a+b)^2=(4)^2+4(5)

(a+b)^2=16+20

(a+b)^2=36

(a+b)=6

Now, we add the equation  a-b=4 and a+b=6

a+b+a-b=6+4

2a=10

a=5

Substitute back in equation a-b=4

5-b=4

b=1

So, Value of a=5 and b=1

Substitute in a^3+b^3

a^3+b^3=5^3+1^3

a^3+b^3=125+1

a^3+b^3=126

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