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OpenStudy (anonymous):

Make a conjecture about the cube of a number. Then, make a counterexample to disprove your conjecture about the cube of a number. -x^3 , 0^3 , 1^3 , 2^3 , y^3 ...

zepdrix (zepdrix):

Hmm this seems really simple.... Just think of something extra stupid and easy for your conjecture. Here is mine: "The cube of any integer is divisible by 3." Then provide a number cubed which is not divisible by 3 to show that the conjecture is false. I dunno, just an idea :P

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