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if p(y)=y2-3√3y+1,then find p(3√3)​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Here, in this question, we're given the value of the equation :-

p (y) = \tt{y^{2} - 3\sqrt3 y + 1}

When we need to find the value of p (\tt{3\sqrt3}), it just simply means that we need to keep the value of y = \tt{3\sqrt3}. And this value will be kept in the equation which is already given to us. Doing the same, as stated, we get :-

=》 \sf{(3\sqrt 3)^{2} - 3\sqrt3 (3\sqrt3) + 1}

Solve this formed equation further

=》 \sf{27 - 27 + 1}

Solve this further

=》 \bold{1}

Thus, p (\tt{3\sqrt3}) = 1

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