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Factorize 7x3 - 21x2

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Distributive property

Joysn answered Dec 30, 2021

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Answer:

7x^(2) (
-3)

Explanation:

7x^(3) -
21x^(2)

7x^(2) goes into both terms.

Divide both terms by
7x^(2) .

7x^(2) (
-3)

Rok Krulec answered Jan 1, 2022

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