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Question Number 132293 by Algoritm last updated on 13/Feb/21

Commented by mr W last updated on 13/Feb/21

x=1, y=0  x=0, y=1  the proof you may ask for is thinking.

x=1,y=0x=0,y=1theproofyoumayaskforisthinking.

Answered by MJS_new last updated on 13/Feb/21

 { ((x^5 +y^5 =1)),((x^3 +y^3 =1)) :}  let x=u−v∧y=u+v   { ((2u^5 +20u^3 v^2 +10uv^4 −1=0)),((2u^3 +6uv^2 −1=0 ⇒ v^2 =((1−2u^3 )/(6u)))) :}  insert in (1) and transform ⇒  u^6 −(5/8)u^3 +(9/(32))u−(5/(64))=0  (u−(1/2))^3 (u^3 +(3/2)u^2 +(3/2)u+(5/8))=0  now use Cardano  ⇒  u_(1, 2, 3) =(1/2)  u_4 =−(1/2)+α−β  u_5 =−(1/2)+ωα−ω^2 β  u_6 =−(1/2)+ω^2 α−ωβ  with α=(((−1+(√5))/(16)))^(1/3) ∧β=(((1+(√5))/(16)))^(1/3) ∧ω=−(1/2)+((√3)/2)i  ⇒  6 solutions  x=0∧y=1 ∨ x=1∧y=0  x≈−.661093±.630705i∧y=x^−   x≈−.791887±.755487∧y=−.0470208±.998894i

{x5+y5=1x3+y3=1letx=uvy=u+v{2u5+20u3v2+10uv41=02u3+6uv21=0v2=12u36uinsertin(1)andtransformu658u3+932u564=0(u12)3(u3+32u2+32u+58)=0nowuseCardanou1,2,3=12u4=12+αβu5=12+ωαω2βu6=12+ω2αωβwithα=1+5163β=1+5163ω=12+32i6solutionsx=0y=1x=1y=0x.661093±.630705iy=xx.791887±.755487y=.0470208±.998894i

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