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3 years ago

Factor. Check by multiplying. x^2 - 3x

2 answers:

7 0

Both term has factor of x

So that would be x² - 3x = x·x - 3·x = x( x-3 )

You can check by distribute x back to x-3:

x( x-3 ) = x·x - 3·x = x² - 3x. So our answer is correct.

Final answer: x( x-3 )

Hope this helps.

serious [3.7K]3 years ago

7 0

X^2-3x

x(x)- 3x

=x(x-3)

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