SOLUTION: factor x^2-14x+49-y^2

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Question 592270: factor
x^2-14x+49-y^2

Answer by Edwin McCravy(20063)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
x²-14x+49-y²

Factor the first three terms x²-14x+49 as (x-7)(x-7) and then write as (x-7)²

(x-7)²-y²

That factors as the difference of two squares:

[(x-7)-y][(x-7)+y]

Remove the inner parentheses:

[x-7-y][x-7+y]

Change the [] to () and write the letters first
in each:

(x-y-7)(x+y-7)

Edwin

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