X(x²+y²-z²) +y(-x²-y²+z²) - z(x²+y²-z²)
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X(x²+y²-z²) +y(-x²-y²+z²) - z(x²+y²-z²)
= x^3+xy²-xz²) -x²y-y^3+z²y - x²z+y²z-z^3
= x^3-y^3-z^3+xy²-xz²-x²y+z²y - x²z+y²z
So X(x²+y²-z²) +y(-x²-y²+z²) - z(x²+y²-z²) = x^3 - y^3 - z^3 + xy² - xz²- x²y + z²y - x²z + y²z
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