Sir, in example 9, answer is 100 by using X+y How We can also use x-y because n - Maths - Expansions

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Sir, in example 9, answer is 100 by using X+y How?
We can also use x-y because n is even positive and x^n-y^n is
divisible by x-y if n is positive integer even or odd

Rahul K · Accepted Answer

Dear student,
Yes, I think there has been some mistake in the answer as it can be
(x-y) i e (64-36) which is the least positive value You have
analysed correctly Keep it up
Regards
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Sir, in example 9, answer is 100 by using X+y. How? We can also use x-y because n is even positive and x^n-y^n is divisible by x-y if n is positive integer even or odd.

Sir, in example 9, answer is 100 by using X+y. How?
We can also use x-y because n is even positive and x^n-y^n is divisible by x-y if n is positive integer even or odd.