Question
Factorize: $x^2 + y - xy - x$

Answer

$x^2 + y - xy - x$ On rearranging $x^2 - xy - x + y$
Taking $x$ common in the $(x^2 - xy)$ and $-1$ in $(-x + y) = x(x - y) - 1(x - y)$
Taking $(x - y)$ common in the terms $= (x - y)(x - 1)$
$\therefore$ $x^2 + y - xy - x = (x - y)(x - 1)$

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