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Find the missing terms and write them in decreasing order of exponents.
21m7 − 7m5 + 49m = 7m(____+____+_____ )

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21m^7 - 7m^5 + 49m =

7m(3m^6 + (- m^4) + 7) <==
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Answer:
21m^7-7m^5+49=7m(3m^6-m^4+7)

Step-by-step explanation: Given expression
21m^7-7m^5+49m

We can write ,
21m^7-7m^5+49= 7m*3m^6- 7m* m^4+7m*7

Since, in the right side of the above expression 7m is common in every term. so, we can take it common with help of bracket.

Therefore,
21m^7-7m^5+49= 7m(3m^6-m^4+7)


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