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Hi i would rly appreciate ur help on this. I need to write these expressions as products: 1. ((a+1)^3)+(x^3)
2. ((y-2)^3)-27
3.((a-b)^3)+b^3
4. (8x^3)+((x-y)^3)
5. (27a^3)-((a-b)^3)
Thank you so much i rly appreciate it

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