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alpha^(3)+beta^(3)=……………...

`alpha^(3)+beta^(3)`=……………

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`(alpha+beta)^(3)-3alphabeta(alpha+beta)`

B

`(alpha-beta)^(3)+3alphabeta(alpha-beta)`

C

`(alpha+beta)^(3)-3alphabeta(alpha-beta)`

D

`(alpha-beta)^(3)-3alphabeta(alpha-beta)`

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