To solve this problem, let's evaluate both given expressions to determine which results in 8.
- Step 1: Evaluate (−2)3:
(−2)3=(−2)×(−2)×(−2).
Multiplying across: (−2)×(−2)=4, and then 4×(−2)=−8.
Thus, (−2)3=−8.
- Step 2: Evaluate −(−2)3:
First, calculate (−2)3 again: We already know (−2)3=−8.
Now, apply the negative sign: −(−8)=8.
Therefore, the expression that equals 8 is −(−2)3.
Thus, the correct expression that evaluates to 8 is −(−2)3.