Find the smallest number k such that k(3^3 + 4^3 +5^3 )where a and b r are natural no
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As the smallest + ve integer is 1, so we try to get such value for ‘a’ & ‘n' such that k possibly becomes one.
K (3^3+4^3+5^3) = a^n ( given)
So, K(27 + 64 + 125) = a^n
=> K x 216 = a^n
=> K = a^n /216
=> K = a^n / 16²
So it's possible to get the value of K as 1, which is the smallest + ve integer , if a^n = 16²
ie, K = 16² / 16² = 1
So, here a^n = 16²
ie, a=16 & n=2……….....(1)
OR K = (4²)² /(4²)²
=> K= 4^4 / 4^4 = 1
So, a= 4 , n= 4…………….(2)
OR K = (2²)^4 / (2²)^4 =1
=> K = 2^8 / 2^8
So, a= 2 , n= 8……………..(3)
Also k= 216/216 = 6^3/6^3
So a= 6, n= 3…………..(4)
Further we get a=24, n= 9……(.5)
a= 72, n= 3 ………..(6)
a= 27, n= 8…………..(7)
a=12, n=18……….(8)
a= 36, n= 6………….(9)
a= 108, n= 2………(10)
This way, here we notice that a, & n are all the factors of 216 for the least natural value of ‘k' ie for k=1
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