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If 3x – 2y =13 and xy = 5, find the value of 27x3 – 8y3

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Answered by vaishnavipathak123
26
here 
after solving this equation
we will find that x=5 and y=1
then 27x^3-8y^3
=27*125-8*1
=3375-8
=3367
Answered by boffeemadrid
55

Answer:

3367

Step-by-step explanation:

The two equations are:

3x-2y=13 and xy=15

Now, if 3x-2y=13, then x=\frac{13+2y}{3}

Putting the value of x in xy=15, we have

(\frac{13+2y}{3})y=5

2y^{2}+13y-15=0

2y^{2}+15y-2y-15=0

On solving we get y=1, then x=5

Now, 27x^{3}-8y^{3}=27(5^{3})-8(1)=27(125)-8=3375-8=3367

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