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Cubic Function

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Function A is given by the equation $f\left(x\right)=x^3\ .$ Function B is represented by the table of values.

Which function has the greater value when

x=4\ ?

Function A is greater than function B at $x=4$ .

Function B is greater than function A at $x=4\ .$

Function A and function B are the same value at $x=4\ .$

Function B does not have value at $x=4\ .$

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