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02-08-2021
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solve the equation[tex]x^3+\left(y^'\right)^3-3xy^'\:=0[/tex]

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02-08-2021

Answer:0

Step-by-step explanation:

3x=3xy

x=0

y=0

3 times 0 = 0

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