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Factor the polynomial: 1–bx–x+b

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Answered by mayank957976
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-bx-x+1+b

=-x(b+1)+1(b+1)

=(b+1)(-x+1)=0

=b=-1 or x=1

Answered by pinquancaro
5

Factoring form of polynomial is 1-bx-x+b=(1-x)(1+b).

Step-by-step explanation:

Given : Polynomial 1-bx-x+b.

To find : Factor the polynomial ?

Solution :

Step 1 - Write the polynomial

1-bx-x+b

Step 2 - Arrange the terms,

1-bx-x+b=-bx-x+b+1

Step 3 - Take common terms,

1-bx-x+b=-x(b+1)+1(b+1)

Step 4 - Factor the terms,

1-bx-x+b=(-x+1)(b+1)

or 1-bx-x+b=(1-x)(1+b)

Therefore, factoring form of polynomial is 1-bx-x+b=(1-x)(1+b)

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