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Starting with the formula for the difference of cubes, which pair of steps can be used to show that the expressions are equivalent?

Starting with the formula for the difference of cubes, which pair of steps can be used to show that the expressions are equivalent?
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Starting with the formula for the difference of cubes, which pair of steps can be used to show that the expressions are

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Starting with the formula for the difference of cubes, which pair of steps can be-example-1
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