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Answer:

1. Here, LHS is -y³ and RHS is (x+y) (-xy+)

So, we need to solve the RHS first....

ie:-

(x+y) (-xy+)

Opening the brackets, we get....

x(-xy+) + y(-xy+)

So, it becomes,

-x²y+xy² + x²y - xy² +

Taking common terms at a side, we get

= - y + y + xy² - xy² +

= +0 +0 +

= x³ +

= LHS

Proved.

2. -y³ = (x - y) ( + xy + )

Here, LHS = - and RHS = (x-y) (+xy + )

Now, solving the RHS, we get,....

(x-y) ( +xy+)

Solving the brackets,....

x(+xy+) - y(+xy+)

+y + xy² - xy² - y -

Now, taking the common terms at the same side, we get,....

+y - y + xy²-xy² - =0

+0 + 0 - y³ = 0

Finally, we get :-

-y³ ie:- LHS....

Proved....

HOPE IT HELPS....

THANKS....


Anonymous: yes these are identities
KJB811217: yes we need to prove them
KJB811217: U can ask me if there is is any doubt
Anonymous: thanks
Anonymous: still now no doubt
KJB811217: ok
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