Proofs Involving Multiplying Out Brackets and Whole Numbers

The video tutorial covers two main parts. Part A involves expanding and simplifying the expression X(X-1)(X+1) to show it equals X^3 - X. Part B proves that the difference between a whole number and its cube is always a multiple of 6. This is demonstrated by showing that among three consecutive integers, one is always a multiple of 2 and another a multiple of 3, ensuring their product is a multiple of 6.

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