Math, asked by pen24, 1 year ago

if p=(2-a),prove that a³+6ap+p³-8=0

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Answered by Laxmikum
4
2-a=0
a=0-2
a=-2
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p(x)=-2
p(-2)=(-2)^3+6(-2)p+p^3-8=0
=-8+12p+p^3-8
=-3p^3 is your answee....
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Answered by mgmaluminium
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Answer:

2-a=0

a=0-2

a=-2

p(x)=-2

p(-2)=(-2)^3+6(-2)p+p^3-8=0

=-8+12p+p^3-8

=-3p^3

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