Math, asked by siva211970yahoocom, 10 months ago

If x+y=4, xy=5 find x³+y³ using identity​

Answers

Answered by laxitaHelaiya
0

x3+y3=(x+y)(x2+y2+2xy)

=(5)(x2+y2+8)

=(5)(x+y)+(x-y)+(8)

=5 (4)+(x-y)+8

=60+(x-y)


siva211970yahoocom: can you send me the answer for another question
laxitaHelaiya: which question
siva211970yahoocom: if a+b+ =15,a²+b²+c²=175.find ab+bc+ca
laxitaHelaiya: from the identity we have (a+b+c)^2=a^2+b^2+c^2+2 (ab+bc+ca)
siva211970yahoocom: root?
laxitaHelaiya: not root its square
siva211970yahoocom: ok
siva211970yahoocom: can you send photo for that
laxitaHelaiya: no sorry not right now
Similar questions