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Factor the polynomial
b³-49b

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Answer:


b(b+7)(b-7)

Explanation:

Start by factoring a
b out:


b(b^2-49b)

For the term
b^2-49b, we're looking for two numbers that add up to 0 and multiply to be -49:


7+(-7)=0,\\7\cdot -7=-49\\

Two numbers:
7\text{ and }-7

Therefore, we have:


\boxed{b(b+7)(b-7)\checkmark}

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