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Perform the indicated operations. Assume that no denominator has a value of 0.

d^2/d+e - e^2/d+e

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The expression you provided is:

d^2/d+e - e^2/d+e

To perform the indicated operations, we need to find a common denominator and simplify the expression. We can find a common denominator by multiplying the two denominators d+e and d+e together.

d^2(d+e)/(d+e)(d+e) - e^2(d+e)/(d+e)(d+e)

Simplifying this expression gives:

(d^3 + de^2 - e^3)/(d+e)^2

Therefore, the simplified expression for the given operation with the assumption that no denominator equals zero is (d^3 + de^2 - e^3)/(d+e)^2.

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