If 2x + 3y = 14 and xy = 2, find 8x^3 = 27y^3
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Step-by-step explanation:
Given,
2x−3y=10 and xy=16
2x−3y=10
Cubing both the sides,
(2x−3y)
3
=10
3
⇒(2x)
3
−(3y)
3
−3(2x)(3y)(2x−3y)=1000 [Since (a−b)
3
=a
3
−b
3
−3ab(a−b)]
⇒(2x)
3
−(3y)
3
−18xy(2x−3y)=1000 [Since xy=16 and 2x−3y=10]
⇒8x
3
−27y
3
−18×16×10=1000
⇒8x
3
−27y
3
−2880=1000
⇒8x
3
−27y
3
=1000+2880
⇒8x
3
−27y
3
=3880
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