## Extending the Ideas 81

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## Extending the Ideas 81. Graph the left side of the equation 3(x3−x)=a(x−b)3+c.3\left(x^{3}-x\right)=a(x-b)^{3}+c . Then explain why there are no real numbers a,ba, b, and cc that make the equation true. (Hint: Use your knowledge of y=x3y=x^{3} and transformations.)

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