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1. The Persians were unable to match the Macedonian phalanx.

2. Alexander had a strong cavalry arm to match the Persians' cavalrt and used light infantry to maintain a link between cavalry and phalanx so the the Persians could not turn the flanks of the phalanx.

3 it was a superior combination.

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