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Factorize; x cubed - x squared y ? ASAP, please
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Factorize; x cubed - x squared y ?
ASAP, please

User Nick Holt
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Answer:

x²(x - y)

Explanation:

x³ - x²y ( x² is common to both terms so factor it out )

= x²(x - y)

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