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I think it is the 2nd one. What polynomial identity should be used to prove that 117 = 125 − 8? Difference of Cubes Difference of Squares Square of Binomial Sum of Cubes

I think it is the 2nd one. What polynomial identity should be used to prove that 117 = 125 − 8? Difference of Cubes Difference of Squares Square of Binomial Sum of Cubes
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I think it is the 2nd one.

What polynomial identity should be used to prove that 117 = 125 − 8?
Difference of Cubes
Difference of Squares
Square of Binomial
Sum of Cubes

User Rzaratx
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125 and 8 are perfect cubes.
125 = 5^3
8 = 2^3

125 - 8 = 5^3 - 2^3
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