Find the value of of x, y, if x^5+y^5=275 and x+y = 5....
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Now we have got the value of x in terms of y, then putting the value of x in terms of y in [ x + y = 5 ]
Making 5 as the power on both sides,
combining and adding like terms,
275 - 3125 + 3125y - 1250y² + 250y³ - 25y⁴ = 0
- 2850 + 3125y - 1250y² + 250y³ - 25y⁴ = 0
- 25[ 114 - 125y + 50y² - 10y³ + y⁴ ] = 0
y⁴ - 10y³ + 50y² - 125y + 114 = 0
y⁴ - 2y³ - 8y³ + 16y² + 34y² - 125y + 114 = 0
y³( y - 2 ) - 8y²( y - 2 ) + 34y² - 68y - 57y + 114 = 0
y³( y - 2 ) - 8y²( y - 2 ) + 34y( y - 2 ) - 57( y - 2 ) = 0
( y - 2 )( y³ - 8y² + 34y - 57 ) = 0
( y - 2 )( y - 3 )( y² - 5x + 19 ) = 0
Thus,
value of y is either 2 or 3 .
Putting the value(s) of y in ( 1 ) ,
x » 3.06 or x » 3.05
Therefore,
value of x is 3.06 or 3.05
value of y is 2 because if we add 3.05 with 3 ,we will the result which will be < 5 ,so :-
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