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Factorize: p^{3} (q-r)^{3} + q^{3} (r-p)^{3} + r^{3} (p-q)^{3}

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Answered by hassangunna733893
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Answered by Cynefin
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Required Answer:

✏ To factorise:

  • p³(q-r)³ + q³(r-p)³ + r³(p-q)³

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How to solve?

By using the corollary,

When a + b + c = 0

Then, a³ + b³ + c³=3abc

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Solution:

We have p³(q-r)³ + q³(r-p)³ + r³(p-q)³ which can be written as, {p(q-r)}³ + {q(r-p)}³ + {r(p-q)}³

Taking this terms as a,b and c

  • Let a = p(q-r)
  • Let b = q(r-p)
  • Let c = r(p-q)

This can be written as,

  • a = pq-rp
  • b = qr-pq
  • c = rp-qr

Hence, here we can see that, pq-rp+qr-pq+rp-qr=0

  • a + b + c = 0

By using corollary,

➝ a³+b³+c³ = 3abc

➝ {p(q-r)}³ + {q(r-p)}³ + {r(p-q)}³ = 3[p(q-r). q(r-p).r(p-q)]

➝ {p(q-r)}³ + {q(r-p)}³ + {r(p-q)}³ = 3pqr(q-r)(r-p)(p-q)

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