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x³+y³ and xy if x+y=5 and x-y =3 ?​

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Answered by krimusa7524
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Answered by Anonymous
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x+y=5

x-y=3

on adding above 2 eqn we get

x=4 and y=1on putting in equation x+y=5

on putting the value of x in equation x-y=3 we get y=7

and on putting the value of y=7 we get x=2

so

x^3=64

y3=1

x^3+y^3=65

value of xy=4

on putting x=2 and y=7

x^3+y^3=351

value of

xy=14

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