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Question 4: Is this equation an identity? Explain or show how you know *
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Mathematics, 13.04.2021 20:10, demigod0701
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Question 4: Is this equation an identity? Explain or show how you know *
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at +64 = (a + b) (a' - ab - ab+ b3)
No. When I expanded the expression on the right side, I got an expression different
from the one on the left side.
Yes. When I expanded the expression on the right side, I got the same expression as
the left side.
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