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If x-y=2 what is x3-y3-6xy=?

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Answered by Anonymous
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( x - y ) = 2

Cubing on both sides we have

( x - y )³ = 2³

x³ - y³ + 3xy ( x - y ) = 2³

x³ - y³ + 3xy ( x - y ) = 8

x³ - y³ + 3xy ( 2 ) = 8

x³ - y³ + 6xy =8

Answered by pinquancaro
20

The required value is x^3-y^3-6xy=8.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given : x-y=2

To find : What is x^3-y^3-6xy=? ?

Solution :

x-y=2

Cubing both side,

(x-y)^3=(2)^3

Using algebraic identity, (a-b)^3=a^3-b^3-3ab(a-b)

x^3-y^3-3xy(x-y)=8

Substitute the value,

x^3-y^3-3xy(2)=8

x^3-y^3-6xy=8

Therefore, the required value is x^3-y^3-6xy=8.

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