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Alexia Hampton
16 September, 00:21
Factorise : x^2-4x-21+10y-y^2
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Harley Cowan
16 September, 01:39
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This cannot factor
Step-by-step explanation:
This cannot factor because there is no number that can be factored out of all of the terms.
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