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Step-by-step explanation:
Here, we'll use the given equation to show that;
= (c^6 - 1)/c^3 = 140.
Given, (c^2 - 1)/c = 5; (i)
(c^2 - 1) = 5c; (ii)
Cube the equation (i);
{(c^2 - 1)/c}^3 = (5)^3;
(c^2 - 1)^3 / c^3 = 125;
{c^6 - 1 -3(c^2)(1)(c^2 - 1)} / c^3 = 125; {using the identity (a+b)^3}
{c^6 - 1} /c^3 -3(c^2)(c^2 - 1)/c^3 = 125;
= {c^6 - 1} /c^3 -3(5c)/c = 125; {(c^2-1) = 5c, from equation(ii)}
= {c^6 - 1} /c^3 - 15 = 125;
= (c^6 - 1)/c^3 = 140.
That's all.
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