Math, asked by anuyadavtkgpdv4kr, 1 year ago

find the product s(s^2-st) and find its value for s=2 and t=3 ?

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Answered by ashk02
21
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anuyadavtkgpdv4kr: ASHOK L.H.S =R.H.S YOU DIDN'T DO
ashk02: The question was to find the value....not to prove it
anuyadavtkgpdv4kr: Ok but my sir said we have to prove it
ashk02: okk
ashk02: btw...its not ashok
anuyadavtkgpdv4kr: what i did't understand it
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Answered by Leukonov
11
→s³-s²t or →s²(s-t) [R.H.S. Part]

When S=2 and t=3

s(s²-st)=2[2²-(2×3)]. [in L.H.S]
=2[4-6]
=2×-2
=(-4)

Here s²=s×s
and st=s×t

So the equation Becomes.
s[(s×s)-(s×t)]

=s³-s²t [in R.H.S]
=2³-2²×3
=8-4×3
=8-12
=(-4)

and Hence RHS = LHS.

and the Final Value is -4

anuyadavtkgpdv4kr: prove it bro!
Leukonov: Its already Proved. Done...
anuyadavtkgpdv4kr: no bro L.H.S =R.H.S
Leukonov: Okay i Will Mark the LHS and RHS
anuyadavtkgpdv4kr: ok thanks Bro bye
Leukonov: Done. Could you mark it as Brainliest. Just Click the Crown Symbol in top of MY answer.
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