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How do you factor a^2×b - b^3​

How do you factor a^2×b - b^3​
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How do you factor a^2×b - b^3​

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User Xelurg
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Answer:

b(a - b)(a + b)

Explanation:

Given

a²b - b³ ← factor out b from each term

= b(a² - b²) ← a² - b² is a difference of squares

= b(a - b)(a + b)

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