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z to the 3rd - 1 = ( )(z to the 2nd+z+1)
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Question 154163: fill in the missing....
z to the 3rd - 1 = ( )(z to the 2nd+z+1)
Answer by orca(409) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Use this identity:
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can be factored into.
So the missing part is z-1.
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