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f x – y = 2 and xy = 15, find the value of : x^3 - y^3

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Answered by suhaanvi
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Answered by sdagdiya1234
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Step-by-step explanation:

GIVEN :

there are given two equations

  1. x - y = 2 ---------1

2. x y = 15 ---------2

SOLUTION :

NOW FROM THE GIVEN TWO EQUATION, WE WILL FIND THE VALUE OF 'X' AND 'Y' BY SUBSTITUTION METHOD.

FROM EQUATION (2) we get ,

xy = 15

so, x = 15/y

putting the value of x=15/y in equation (1) we get,

x - y = 2

=》 15/y - y = 2

=》15/y - y²/y = 2

=》 15-y² = 2y ( hope you understand this step )

=》 2y + y² - 15 ( arrange in order)

=》 y² + 2y - 15

NOW SOLVING THE QUADRATIC EQUATION

=》 y² + 2y - 15 { (-15) = 5×(-3) }

=》 y² + 5y - 3y - 15

=》 y(y + 5) -3(y + 5)

=》 ● (y - 3) (y + 5)

HENCE WE GET 1. y - 3 = 0 =》 y = 3

2. y + 5 = 0 =》y = (-5) [ NEGLECTED ]

as, y = 3 so, xy = 15

x(3) = 15

so, x = 5

PUTTING VALUE OF x and y IN x³ - y³ , we get,

x³ - y³

=> (5)³ - (3)³

=> (125) - (27)

=> 125 - 27

=> 98

THEREFORE, OUR REQUIRED ANSWER IS 98..

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