Math, asked by sachanisha151, 4 months ago

If 2x-y = 5 then (2x -
(y +23 is equal to​

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amitnrw: (2x - 3)^3 = (y + 2)^3

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Answered by Anonymous
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\bullet\:\:\:\sf{If\:\: 2x -y = 5, then\:\: (2x - 3)^3 - (y + 2)^3\:\: is \:\:equal\:\: to}

\underline{\underline{\bf{\maltese\:\:Given}}}

\bullet\:\:\:\sf{2x\:-\:y=5}

\underline{\underline{\bf{\maltese\:\:To\:Find}}}

\bullet\:\:\:\sf{Value\:\:of\:\: (2x - 3)^3 - (y + 2)^3}

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\bigstar\:\:\:\sf{Value\:\:of\:\: (2x - 3)^3 - (y + 2)^3=0}

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\sf{2x\:-\:y=5}

\Rightarrow\sf{2x\:-\:y = 3 \:+ \:2}

\bf{Adding\:\:y\:\:to\:\:both\:\:sides}

\Rightarrow\sf{2x\:-\:y\:+\:y = 3\: +\: 2\:+\:y}

\Rightarrow\sf{2x = 3\: +\: 2\:+\:y}

\bf{Subtracting\:\:3\:\:from\:\:both\:\:sides}

\Rightarrow\sf{2x \:-\:3 = 3\: +\: 2\:+\:y\:-\:3}

\Rightarrow\sf{2x \:-\:3 = 2\:+\:y}

\bf{Cubing\:\:on\:\:both\:\:sides}

\Rightarrow\sf{(2x \:-\:3)^3 = (2\:+\:y)^3}

\Rightarrow\sf{(2x \:-\:3)^3 = (y\:+\:2)^3}

\bf{Substitute\:\:the\:\:value\:\:of\:\:(2x - 3)^3\:\:in\:\:(2x - 3)^3 - (y + 2)^3}

\sf{(2x - 3)^3 - (y + 2)^3}

\Rightarrow\sf{(y+2)^3 - (y + 2)^3}

\Large\boxed{\Rightarrow\sf{0}}


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Answered by medasanju
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Hope this helps you mate

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