Math, asked by itsansh0816, 14 days ago

if (a+1/a)² =3 and a≠0; then show that:
a³+1/a³=0

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Answered by vaibhavdantkale65

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The OP mentioned in the comments that (a+ 1/a)²=3. Here's the answer accordingly. rosariomividaa3 and 26 more users

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