factorise x^6 - y^6 by using suitable identiy
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Identity used
a^2–2ab+a^2
Your question,
x^6 – y^6
=(x^6)^2 – 2(x^6×y^6) + (y^6)^2
=x^12 – 2x^6y^6 + y^12
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- factorise x^6 - y^6 by using suitable identiy
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⟼1)
⟼2)
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By using the first identity,we get as
Now,
by using the second identity, we get as
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Hence, the factors are
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- factorise x^6 - y^6 by using suitable identiy
Answer
______________________________________
⟼1)
⟼2)
______________________________________
By using the first identity,we get as
Now,
by using the second identity, we get as
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Hence, the factors are
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