In your last line--
1) The coefficient of x^3 on each side of the equal sign must be equal.
2) The coefficient of x^2 on each side of the equal sign must be equal.
3) The coefficient of x on each side of the equal sign must be equal.
4) The coefficient of the constant on each side of the equal sign must be equal.
For OP:
When you are comparing the coefficient of like terms you can just equate what comes after the subtraction sign, just like you do after the addition sign.
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