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Factorise this expression: 3x - x^2 (If possible, please explain the method used to solve it) My answer is x(3 - x) Is that right?

Factorise this expression: 3x - x^2 (If possible, please explain the method used to solve it) My answer is x(3 - x) Is that right?
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Factorise this expression:

3x - x^2

(If possible, please explain the method used to solve it)

My answer is x(3 - x)
Is that right?

User Stefan Mondelaers
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3x - x²
x(3) - x(x)
x(3 - x)
Your answer is right.
User KdotJPG
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Yes you are correct, GCF of both terms is x, so you can factor x out.

3x - x² ⇒ x(3 - x)
User Bazley
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