The difference between the cube of two numbers is 12222 and the sum of their square is 1370. Then find their product?

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The difference between the cube of two numbers is 12222 and the sum of their square is 1370. Then find their product?

Saurabh Dudhe 9th Feb, 2019

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Reporter Student Expert 9th Feb, 2019

Hello Saurabh,

I would like to tell you that the numbers are 29 and 23.

The sum of the squares of 29 and 23 total to 1370 while the difference of the cubes results in 12222.

Hope this helps and all the very best!

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Saurabh Dudhe

9th Feb, 2019

Give me the explanation of how you find out the answer

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