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    This mathematical equation shows that x cubed minus y cubed can be expressed as the product of (x minus y) and (x squared plus x times y plus y squared). It breaks down the difference of cubes into a simpler form using the difference of two terms and a binomial expansion of the other terms.

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    This mathematical equation shows that x cubed minus y cubed can be expressed as the product of (x minus y) and (x squared plus x times y plus y squared). It breaks down the difference of cubes into a simpler form using the difference of two terms and a binomial expansion of the other terms.

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    Maths

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    Kaung Khant Sithu
    This mathematical equation shows that x cubed minus y cubed can be expressed as the product of (x minus y) and (x squared plus x times y plus y squared). It breaks down the difference of cubes into a simpler form using the difference of two terms and a binomial expansion of the other terms.

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    x3 - y3 = (x - y) (x2+ xy + y2)

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