Factor out the greatest common monomial: 8x3 y2 - 12x2 y3 + 28x2 y

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Yes xy(8x2 y - 12xy2 - 7x) is the number you would use for the equation of the formula to figure out the mathematical term you would perhaps use if the values located inside the equation were numerous.

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