SOLUTION: If g(x)= x^3, write {g(x+3)- g(x)}/ 3 as a polynomial with no parentheses and no fractions.

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Question 171077: If g(x)= x^3, write {g(x+3)- g(x)}/ 3 as a polynomial with no parentheses and no fractions.
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