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What is the factored form of the following expression? x^2-10xy+21y^2

What is the factored form of the following expression? x^2-10xy+21y^2
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What is the factored form of the following expression?
x^2-10xy+21y^2

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Answer:

A (x-3y) (x-7y)

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User Bir
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The answer would be (x-3y) (x-7y)
You have to group them together
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