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solve this
if a plus b plus c equals to zero

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Answered by shankey2
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since a+b+c =0
a+b = -c
squaring both sides we get
(a+b)^2 = c^2
similarly we get this for b and c too.
Putting these in the original equation we get

(c ^{2}  \div ab)  + \: (a ^{2}  \div bc) \:  \:  + (b ^{2}  \div ac)
taking the lcm we get
(a ^{3}  + b ^{3}  + c ^{3} ) \div (abc)
also if a+b+ c = 0 then
a ^{3}  + b ^{3}  + c ^{3}  =  \: 3abc
hence the above expression is equal to 3.
Answered by deeptankar411
1
since a+b+c =0
a+b = -c
squaring both sides we get
(a+b)^2 = c^2
similarly we get this for b and c too.
Putting these in the original equation we get

(c ^{2} \div ab) + \: (a ^{2} \div bc) \: \: + (b ^{2} \div ac)
taking the lcm we get
(a ^{3} + b ^{3} + c ^{3} ) \div (abc)
also if a+b+ c = 0 then
a ^{3} + b ^{3} + c ^{3} = \: 3abc
hence the above expression is equal to 3.
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