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Factorise: (Using Algebraic Identities) 64x^3-(4x-3y)^3
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Factorise: (Using Algebraic Identities)
64x^3-(4x-3y)^3

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Answer:

9y(16x2−12xy+3y2)

Explanation:

Factor 64x3−(4x−3y)3

144x2y−108xy2+27y3

=9y(16x2−12xy+3y2)

Answer:

9y(16x2−12xy+3y2)

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