zeroes of polynomial

Sum of zeroes of polynomial X2-2x+1 is the equal to sum of zeroes of polynomial x3-2x2+x. Then find the product of all 3 zeroes of second polynomial
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x^2-2x+1...(x-1)*(x-1)

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