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    This document provides answers to two math exercises. The first exercise asks for the real numbers where x squared equals 1 and states that the sum of positive integers is positive. The second exercise asks for numbers where x squared is less than x and states that the cube of three positive integers does not equal the cube of a fourth integer.

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    This document provides answers to two math exercises. The first exercise asks for the real numbers where x squared equals 1 and states that the sum of positive integers is positive. The second exercise asks for numbers where x squared is less than x and states that the cube of three positive integers does not equal the cube of a fourth integer.

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    This document provides answers to two math exercises. The first exercise asks for the real numbers where x squared equals 1 and states that the sum of positive integers is positive. The second exercise asks for numbers where x squared is less than x and states that the cube of three positive integers does not equal the cube of a fourth integer.

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    Answers to Exercises

    Part 2

    1. a. What are the real numbers x such that x2 = 1?


    b. For positive integers x and y, x + y is positive.

    2. a. What are the numbers x such that x2 < x?


    b. For positive integers x, y, and z, x3 + y3 ≠ z3.

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