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if xy(x+y)=m
then x³+y³+3m=m³/x³y³ prove it

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Answered by dtheman786
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using algebraic identity we the proof

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Answered by sameer2739707
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if xy(x+y)=m

[xy(x+y)]^3=m^3

x^3×y^3×(x+y)^3=m^3

x^3+y^3+3xy(x+y)=m^3/x^3y^3

 {x}^{3}  +  {y}^{3}  + 3m =  {m}^{3 }  \div  {x}^{3}  {y}^{y}

because xy(x+y)=m

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