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The product of 5 and the cube of x, increased by the difference of 6 and x3

The product of 5 and the cube of x, increased by the difference of 6 and x3
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The product of 5 and the cube of x, increased by the difference of 6 and x3

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(5*x^3)+(6-x^3)=5x^3+6-x^3=4x^3+6=2(2x^3+3)\\\\The \ simplest\ form\ is\ 2(2x^3+3).
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5x^3+(6-x^3)=5x^3+6-x^3=4x^3+6=2(x^3+3)


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