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No, (3x) and (x^3) are not the same. (3x) represents three times the value of (x), while (x^3) (or (x) cubed) represents (x) multiplied by itself three times. For example, if (x = 2), then (3x = 6) and (x^3 = 8), which are clearly different values.

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