Math, asked by vutukuri15, 8 months ago

if a and b are twin primes and a>b,then (a.a.a)-(b.b.b)=?

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Answered by jaykariya00

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Answer:

MARK IT THE BRAINLIEST ANSWER.

Step-by-step explanation:

LET THE TWIN PRIME NUMBERS BE A=2 ,B=3

IT IMPLIES A³-B³= 2³-3³

= 8 - 27

= - 19

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