1 - 2x + y - xy + x$^3$
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In this case, we can see that the terms 2x and -xy have a common factor of x. So, we can factor out x from these terms: 2x + Y - xy = x(2 + Y - y) Now, let's look for any further factorization possibilities within the remaining terms. In this case, we can see Show more…
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