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(3x-2)²=(4x+2)³ using with (a+b)², (a+b)³​

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We \: know \: that\: \\ \:\boxed {\blue { (a+b)² = a²+b²+2ab }} \\\:\:\:  \:\:\:  \:\:\:\:  \:\:\:  \:\:\:  \:\:\:  \:\:\:  \:\:\:  \:\:\:  \:\:\: AND \\\:\boxed {\orange {(a+b)³ = a³+b³+3a²b+3ab² }}

 \tt\large {Let's \: Solve }

\tt \to (3x)²+(-2)²+2(3x)(-2)=(4x)³+(2)³+3(4x)²(2)+3(4x)(2)²

\tt \to 9x²+4-12x=64x³+8+96x²+48x

\tt \to 9x²+4-12x=64x³+8+96x²+48x

 \tt \to x²-96x²-12x-48x-64x³=8-4

 \tt \to -95x²-60x -64x³ = 4

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