How do you factor: x^2 - 25x
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How do you factor: x^2 - 25x

[From: ] [author: ] [Date: 11-12-31] [Hit: ]
just put x in evidence and get:x(x-25)OK!To confirm the answer multiply... and get x^2 - 25 xOK!-The one thing that both of the terms have in common is x.......
x^2 - 25x
x(x-25) this is the furthest you can factor effectively.

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It is very easy... just put x in evidence and get: x(x-25) OK!

To confirm the answer multiply... and get x^2 - 25 x OK!

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The one thing that both of the terms have in common is x. Pull out x from both terms, and you're leftt with:

x(x - 25).

It is now fully factored.

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x*(x - 25) = 0

x1 = 0, x2 = 25
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