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The question is a little unclear. If you mean: (A - B) x A2, then the answer is: A3 - (B x A2) (or, more simply, A3-BA2) If you mean: ((A - B) x A)2, then the answer is: (A2 - AB)2 which becomes A4 - 2A3B + A2B2

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