Math, asked by BelovedAngel, 1 year ago

find the value of x^3 + y^3 + 15xy + 125, if x+y = 5

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Answered by anshaj0001
1
(x+y) = 5
(x+y)^3 = 5^3
x^3+y^3+3xy(x+y)= 125
x^3+y^3+15xy-125 = 0
adding 250 both sides
x^3+y^3+15xy-125+250=+250
x^3+y^3+15xy+125=250


anshaj0001: question is asking +125
BelovedAngel: @_@ leave it!
anshaj0001: ask anyone he she will also did it
anshaj0001: use brain
BelovedAngel: u have added 250!!
anshaj0001: yes
BelovedAngel: i guess we have cube both the sides of x+y = 5
anshaj0001: bez find the value x^3 + y^3 + 15xy + 125 and i find x^3+y^3+15xy-125 = 0
anshaj0001: so tomake +125 i add it
BelovedAngel: ok....got it
Answered by Yuichiro13
2
Hey Angel ...

--> x = y - 5 ;

--> ( x
³ + y³ ) + 15xy + 125
= ( x + y )
³ - 3xy( x + y ) + 15xy + 125 --->[ ( x + y )³ = x³ + y³ + 3xy( x + y )]
  = ( 5 )
³ - 3*5*xy + 15xy + 125
  = 125 - 15xy + 15xy + 125
  = 250 √√

Hence, 
( x³ + y³ ) + 15xy + 125 = 250 

^_^ Hope this helps ...

BelovedAngel: tnx again
BelovedAngel: i got so something else...hehe
Yuichiro13: :p Told ya
BelovedAngel: i hot the answer as """""'0"""""
BelovedAngel: =_=
BelovedAngel: got°
Yuichiro13: =_= So that means -->> There must have been a minus 125 in the question
BelovedAngel: ummm
BelovedAngel: yes... galat question likh diya
BelovedAngel: anyways..leave it...i got the answer...tnx for ur help
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