what is the maximum value of x^3y^3+3x*y
when x+y=8

• ANSWER: 4144
  x^3 * y^3 + 3x*y = (xy)^3 + 3xy
  Now x+y=8 and we have to maximize xy
  x=1 y=7 gives xy=7
  x=2 y=6 gives xy=12
  x=3 y=5 gives xy=15
  x=4 y=4 gives xy=16 (MAXIMUM)
  Hence x=4 and y=4
  Solve 16(256+3)= 4144
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• here x=4 and y=4 because x+y=8
  given expression is X^3*Y^3+3*X*Y
  so 4^3*4^3+3*4*4
  =64*64+48
  =4144 this is tha answer
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• x^3 * y^3 + 3x*y = (xy)^3 + 3xy
  Now x+y=8 and we have to maximize xy
  x=1 y=7 gives xy=7
  x=2 y=6 gives xy=12
  x=3 y=5 gives xy=15
  x=4 y=4 gives xy=16 (MAXIMUM)
  Hence x=4 and y=4
  Solve 16(256+3)= 4144
  
• 9 years agoHelpfull: Yes(1) No(1)