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What should be multiplied to (3y + 2) to get 27y3 + 8?

What should be multiplied to (3y + 2) to get 27y3 + 8?
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What should be multiplied to (3y + 2) to get 27y3 + 8?

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Dividing the two expressions we have,


27y^3+8= (3y+2)(9y^2-6y+4)

Thus, the answer is:

$\boxed{9y^2-6y+4}$

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