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algebra factoring
algebra factoring x^3-5x^2+x-5=x^2 this is my answer how's it look
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What are you trying to do? Factor
If so, it sure isn't x^2. That's not factoring. Divide your expression by x-5 and see if it reduces to a quadratic. If I am misunderstanding, please enlighten me. |
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