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A polynomial identity is shown, where p stands for a polynomial. x3+y3=p(x2−xy+y2) ON TIMED ASSESMENT PLEASE HELP ASAP

A polynomial identity is shown, where p stands for a polynomial. x3+y3=p(x2−xy+y2) ON TIMED ASSESMENT PLEASE HELP ASAP
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A polynomial identity is shown, where p stands for a polynomial.

x3+y3=p(x2−xy+y2)
ON TIMED ASSESMENT PLEASE HELP ASAP

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User Feona
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Answer:

p=x+y

Explanation:

that is the answer

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User Phoenixwizard
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Answer:

p=x+y

Explanation:

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