If a and b are integers such that a2 > b2, then a3 > b3. - Vidyadip

Question

If a and b are integers such that a² > b², then a³ > b³.

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Answer

False.
Solution:
It is not true for negative integers.
Example:
$(-5)^2 > (-4)^2$ but $(-5)^3<(-4)^3$

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