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Sarah factored x(to the power of 2)−10x+21 and found the answer to be(x−7)(x−3) . Is she correct?

Sarah factored x(to the power of 2)−10x+21 and found the answer to be(x−7)(x−3) . Is she correct?
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Sarah factored x(to the power of 2)−10x+21

and found the answer to be(x−7)(x−3)
. Is she correct?

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Answer:

yes but its the wrong way

Explanation:

(x-3)*(x-7)

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