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If H is the HCF and L, the LCM of two quantaties P and Q, and if
L+M=P+Q, then prove that: L3 + M3 = P3 + Q3.

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If H is the HCF and L, the LCM of two quantaties P and Q, and if
L+M=P+Q, then prove that: L3 +...