Math, asked by adhirajsinghbrar2005, 5 months ago

Find a polynomial equation of the lowest degree with rational coefficients whose
one root is \sqrt[3]{2} +3 \sqrt[3]{4} .

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Answered by Anonymous
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if \: y =  \sqrt[3]{2}  +  3\sqrt[3]{4}

 {y}^{3}  = 110 + 18( \sqrt[3]{2}  + 3 \sqrt[3]{4}

the \: polynomial \: equation \:  \\ of \: the \: lowest \: degree \:  \\ is \:  {y}^{3}  - 18y - 110 = 0

Answered by brainlyking88
11

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if \: y = \sqrt[3]{2} + 3\sqrt[3]{4}ify=32+334

{y}^{3} = 110 + 18( \sqrt[3]{2} + 3 \sqrt[3]{4}y3=110+18(32+334

\begin{lgathered}the \: polynomial \: equation \: \\ of \: the \: lowest \: degree \: \\ is \: {y}^{3} - 18y - 110 = 0\end{lgathered}thepolynomialequationofthelowestdegreeisy3−18y−110=0

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