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If A=[(-1,1),(0,-2)]=B^3+C^3, where B a...

If `A=[(-1,1),(0,-2)]=B^3+C^3`, where B and C are 2 x 2 matrices with integer elements, then- `tr(B) - tr (C)` must be equal to

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