Math, asked by ghanishthasharma7, 2 months ago

If 3x − 4y = 1 and xy = 6, find the value of 27x^3 − 64y^3

Answers

Answered by angelrose108
0

Answer:

Correct option is

B

665

3x−4y=5

Cubing both sides,

(3x−4y)

3

=5

3

Applying the formula,(a−b)

3

=a

3

−b

3

−3ab(a−b)

(3x)

3

−(4y)

3

−3×3x×4y×(3x−4y))=125

(3x)

3

−(4y)

3

−36×xy×(3x−4y)=125

Substituting, 3x−4y=5;xy=3

27x

3

−64y

3

−36×3×5=125

27x

3

−64y

3

=125+540=665

Answered by guptadeelip327
0

Answer:

if 3x_4y=1 and xy=6 find 27x^3 _64y^3

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