using suitable identity, prove (0.87^3)+(0.13^3) /(0.87^2)+(0.87×0.13) +(0.13^2) =1
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sign mistake in question it is (- (0.87×0.13))
(0.87^3)+(0.13^3) /(0.87^2)- (0.87×0.13) +(0.13^2) =1
[(a^3+b^3) = (a+b) (a^2+b^2-ab)]
= (0.87+0.13) (0.87^2+0.13^2-0.87×0.13) / (0.87^2)- (0.87×0.13) +(0.13^2)
= 0.87+ 0.13
= 1
(0.87^3)+(0.13^3) /(0.87^2)- (0.87×0.13) +(0.13^2) =1
[(a^3+b^3) = (a+b) (a^2+b^2-ab)]
= (0.87+0.13) (0.87^2+0.13^2-0.87×0.13) / (0.87^2)- (0.87×0.13) +(0.13^2)
= 0.87+ 0.13
= 1
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Step-by-step explanation:
(a^3+b^3)/(a^2+b^2-ab)
a=0.87 b=0.13
=0.87+0.13
=1
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