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[GMAT math practice question]
If x = \(\sqrt{3}\) -2/ \(\sqrt{3}\) + 2, y = \(\sqrt{3}\) + 2/ \(\sqrt{3}\) - 2, what is x^3 + y^3 + 14xy/x + y?
A. 172
B. 192
C. 201
D. 213
E. 225
If x = \(\sqrt{3}\) -2/ \(\sqrt{3}\) + 2, y = \(\sqrt{3}\) + 2/ \(\sqrt{3}\) - 2, what is x^3 + y^3 + 14xy/x + y?
A. 172
B. 192
C. 201
D. 213
E. 225
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