Solving an Amazing System of Equations | Math Olympiad Prep!

Solving an Amazing System of Equations | Math Olympiad Prep!
Welcome to our Math Olympiad Prep series! In this video, we'll tackle an amazing system of equations that's sure to challenge and sharpen your problem-solving skills. Perfect for those preparing for the Math Olympiad or anyone looking to enhance their math prowess, this tutorial will guide you step-by-step through the solution process. Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity to master a complex system of equations and boost your confidence for the competition!
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@infyGyan

[@mohammedsaysrashid3587]

A wonderful introduction thanks for sharing (x,y)= (8,-1)(-1,8)

[@woobjun2582]

The given can be
a +b = 1 ...(eq1)
a^6 + b^6 = 65 ...(eq2)
with 3rd-root(x, y) = a, b.
Then, squaring (eq1)
a^2 +b^2 = 1 -2ab ...(eq3)
and cubing (eq3)
(a^2 +b^2)^3 = (1 -2ab)^3;
a^6 +b^6 +3(a^2+b^2)(ab)^2
= 1 - 6ab +12(ab)^2 -8(ab)^3
and with (eq2)
65 +3(a^2+b^2)(ab)^2
= 1 - 6ab +12(ab)^2 -8(ab)^3.
Rearranging with t = ab
2t^3 -9t^2 +6t +64 =0,
which can be by SDM,
(t +2)(2t^2 -13t +32) = 0
and thus
t +2 = 0; t = ab = -2;
while
2t^2 -13t +32 = 0
yields t = ab = cmplx.
Therefore,
a +b = 1; ab = -2
that is
a^2 -a -2 = 0;
a^2 -2a +a -2 = 0;
a(a -2) +(a -2) = 0;
(a+1)(a -2) = 0
a = -1, 2
and thus by (eq1)
b = 2, -1
That is,
(a,b) = (-1, 2), (2, -1)
since 3rd-root(x, y) = a, b
(x, y) = (-1, 8), (8, -1)

[@tejpalsingh366]

Shorts...
Let x= a^3; y=b^3 then eqn turns to
a^6+b^6=65= 2^6+ (-1)^6
And; a+b= 1
Hence ,(a;b)= (2; -1); (-1; 2 )
X; y=(8; -1);( -1; 8)
Another questions can be made by Putting a+b= -1 or -3

[@user-ee7nw2rx9s]

Возведем в куб первое уравнение
х+у+3(ху)^(1/3)=1
Второе уравнение
(х+у)^2=65+2ху
А дальше ху=k^3
И далее как на видео
Только на видео к этому моменту пришли на 6 минуте, вместо того чтобы потратить 2 минуты

[@tejpalsingh366]

(X, Y)=( 8; -1); (-1; 8)

[@jaggisaram4914]

❌ = 8 , -1. 🌱 = -1 , 8

[@kassuskassus6263]

(x,y)=(-1,8); (8,-1)

[@user-ny6jf9is3t]

(χ,y) =(8,-1) , (-1,8)

[@walterwen2975]

Math Olympiad Prep: ³√x + ³√y = 1, x² + y² = 65, x, y ϵR; x, y = ?
(³√x + ³√y)³ = (³√x)³ + (³√y)³ + 3(³√xy)(³√x + ³√y) = x + y + 3(³√xy) = 1
(x + y)² = [1 - 3(³√xy)]², x² + y² + 2xy = 65 + 2xy = 1 + 9(³√x²y²) - 6(³√xy)
2xy - 9(³√x²y²) + 6(³√xy) + 64 = 0, Let: u = ³√xy, xy = u³, ³√x²y² = u²; u ϵR
2u³ - 9u² + 6u + 64 = 0, (2u³ + 4u²) - (13u² - 6u - 64) = 0
2u²(u + 2) - (13u - 32)(u + 2) = (u + 2)(2u² - 13u + 32) = 0
2u² - 13u + 32 = 0, Δ = 13² - 8(32) = - 87 < 0, u ϵR; Rejected
u + 2 = 0, u = - 2 = ³√xy; xy = (- 2)³ = - 8, x + y = 1 - 3(³√xy) = 1 + 6 = 7
y = 7 - x, xy = x(7 - x) = 7x - x² = - 8, x² - 7x - 8 = 0, (x + 1)(x - 8) = 0
x + 1 = 0, x = - 1, y = 7 - x = 8 or x - 8 = 0, x = 8, y = 7 - x = - 1
Answer check:
x = - 1, y = 8 or x = 8, y = - 1
³√x + ³√y = - 1 + 2 = 2 - 1 = 1, x² + y² = 1 + 8² = 8² + 1 = 65; Confirmed
Final answer:
x = - 1, y = 8 or x = 8, y = - 1

[@SidneiMV]

x⅓ + y⅓ = 1
x² + y² = 65
(x⅓ + y⅓)³ = 1
x + y + 3(xy)⅓(x⅓ + y⅓) = 1
x + y + 3(xy)⅓ = 1
x + y = a
3(xy)⅓ = 1 - a => xy = (1 - a)³/27
x² + y² + 2xy = a²
xy = (a² - 65)/2
(1 - a)³/27 = (a² - 65)/2
2(a - 1)³ + 27(a² - 65) = 0
a = 7 (by inspection)
x + y = 7
xy = (7² - 65)/2 => xy = -8
t² - 7t - 8 = 0
(t + 1)(t - 8) = 0
*(x,y) = { (-1, 8); (8, -1) }*

[@tunneloflight]

By observation. x,y = (8,-1), (-1,8)

[@ramunasstulga8264]

1/5 marks for correct answer

[@tunneloflight]

@@ramunasstulga8264 Just look at the problem. Sum of squares = 65. Sum of cube roots =1. Smooth curves, so clearly there are at most two roots (one positive, one negative). Sum of perfect squares -> text 8 and 1 = 65. Try cube roots -> 2 and 1. Sum must be 1 so +8, and -1. Fits. X and Y are interchangeable. So two solutions. It takes longer to write this than to see the answer.

[@ramunasstulga8264]

@@tunneloflight yes, but I mean you would only get one mark for this

[@tunneloflight]

@@ramunasstulga8264 Why would I care about marks? Marks are meaningless twaddle.

[@RajeshKumar-wu7ox]

(x,y)=(-1,8),(1,-8),(-8,1),(8,-1)

[@RealQinnMalloryu4]

(x^2+(y^2)) (1)*(1) =1 (y ➖1x+1) (x)+(y) (33)+(32)=65 (11^11^11) +(11^1110) (11^1^111^1^11^1) (11^1^11^12^5) (1^11^11^1)+(1^11^12^1) = 2^1 (y ➖ 2x+1)