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1. Here, LHS is x³-y³ and RHS is (x+y) (x²-xy+y²)
So, we need to solve the RHS first....
ie:-
(x+y) (x²-xy+y²)
Opening the brackets, we get....
x(x²-xy+y²) + y(x²-xy+y²)
So, it becomes,
x³-x²y+xy² + x²y - xy² + y³
Taking common terms at a side, we get
= x³ - x²y + x²y + xy² - xy² + y³
= x³ +0 +0 +y³
= x³ + y³
= LHS
Proved.
2. x³-y³ = (x - y) (x² + xy + y²)
Here, LHS = x³ - y³ and RHS = (x-y) (x²+xy + y²)
Now, solving the RHS, we get,....
(x-y) ( x²+xy+y²)
Solving the brackets,....
x(x²+xy+y²) - y(x²+xy+y²)
x³+x²y + xy² - xy² - x²y - y³
Now, taking the common terms at the same side, we get,....
x³+x²y - x²y + xy²-xy² - y³ =0
x³ +0 + 0 - y³ = 0
Finally, we get :-
x³-y³ ie:- LHS....
Proved....
HOPE IT HELPS....
THANKS....
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