Math, asked by bromy, 1 year ago

prove that (a+b)whole cube + (b+c) whole cube +(c+a) whole cube -3(a+b)(b+c)(c+a)=2(a cube + b cube + c cube -3abc)

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Answered by hukam0685
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hey ,the solution is here
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hukam0685: i multiplied those terms
bromy: how??
hukam0685: first multiply (a+b)(b+c), putting -3 outside of the brackets
hukam0685: on multiplying these u get. -3(ab+ac+b^2+bc)
bromy: sorry, I didn't understand
hukam0685: now again there are two brackets to multiply
bromy: it's okay thanks
bromy: bye
bromy: good night
hukam0685: i think you should practice to multiply these terms,first term of first bracket multipy to both terms one by one with another bracket,then second term of first bracket multiply with both terms one by one with second bracket,thus you find total for terms.hope you understand
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