How to factor x-d+(x-d)^2

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$x-d+(x-d)^2=\ \ \ |Put\ x-d\ \ in\ front\ of\ the\ bracket\\\\ (x-d)(1+(x-d))=(x-d)(1+x-d)\\\\Solution\ is\ (x-d)(1+x-d).$

Ntninja answered Jun 20, 2015

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$x-d+(x-d)^2= (x-d)[1+(x-d)]= \\ \\ =\boxed{(x-d)(1+x-d)}$

Tony Dinh answered Jun 26, 2015

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