Mathematics, 14.02.2020 01:51 kedjenpierrelouis

Write as a product:
a. (a+1)^3+x^3
b. (a−b)^3+b^3

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Write as a product:
a. (a+1)^3+x^3
b. (a−b)^3+b^3...