you find the common factor... therefore x is the common factor
x(x-3+3)
x(x-0)
x(x) #
i think that is the answer , for factorising but i have a feeling you got the question wrong. or maybe its my answer that is wrong,
check with your teacher.
first you add the -3x+3x, which negates itself to 0, and leaves you with simply x^2.
Just look for the x's with the same number at the top right. (Little rusty on terms, so I'm sorry, but for this it's the 2) When two have the same, you can combine them by addition, like the -3x+3x. The x^2 was the only square, so it was left be.