Math, asked by Jhelum112, 1 year ago

If y=√3-√2 then find the value of (1/y^3-y^3)

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Answered by Anonymous

1

value of 1/y^3-y^3

since

y^3-y^3=0

so

1/0=infinity

Answered by lahariyash

0

I hope it is correct

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