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7x to the third power - 7x to the second power =?
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7x to the third power - 7x to the second power =?
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7x³-7x²
You have to divide each by the greatest common factor. In this case that is 7x²
So now you have 7x²(x+1). Now you set each factor to 0
x+1=0
x=-1
and
7x²=0
x=0
Your answers are x=-1 and x=0
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