What is the difference between a triangular number and a cube number?

Mathematics

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pav-90 [236]3 years ago

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A cube number is an integer which is a third power of another integer.

A triangular number is a number that counts the objects that can form equilateral triangle (sorry, I cribbed it a little from Wikipedia; it's difficult to explain). Just look at the picture.
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