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Standard XII
Mathematics
Algebra of Complex Numbers
Let -2-13i 3=...
Question
Let
(
−
2
−
1
3
i
)
3
=
x
+
i
y
27
(
i
=
√
−
1
)
, where
x
and
y
are real numbers, then
y
−
x
equals:
A
91
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B
85
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−
91
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85
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Solution
The correct option is
A
91
(
−
2
−
1
3
i
)
3
=
x
+
i
y
27
⇒
(
6
+
i
)
3
=
−
x
−
i
y
⇒
216
+
i
3
+
18
i
2
+
108
i
=
−
x
−
i
y
⇒
198
+
107
i
=
−
x
−
i
y
⇒
x
=
−
198
and
y
=
−
107
⇒
y
−
x
=
91
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