SOLUTION: I need help with solving the problem: x to the third power minus x = 2x to the second power minus 2.
If I move everything to one side and then factor it out, and equal them to zer
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If I move everything to one side and then factor it out, and equal them to zer
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Question 673603: I need help with solving the problem: x to the third power minus x = 2x to the second power minus 2.
If I move everything to one side and then factor it out, and equal them to zero, is that solving it? Answer by MathTherapy(10556) (Show Source):
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I need help with solving the problem: x to the third power minus x = 2x to the second power minus 2.
If I move everything to one side and then factor it out, and equal them to zero, is that solving it?
No, that’s not solving it. You need to do more, as follows:
(x - 1)(x + 1)(x – 2) = 0
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