Factor the polymials completely n{3} -n{2}-42n

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Pzijd asked Sep 13, 2023

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Factor the polymials completely
n{3} -n{2}-42n

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Factor the polynomial.

n(n−7)(n+6)

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your answer is [+ex]n {3}-n {2}-42n [1+2x]

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