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pychu [463]
2 years ago
14

Please Solve: Common Factors Of Polynomials

Mathematics
1 answer:
maksim [4K]2 years ago
5 0
Find \ the \ greatest \ common \ factor: \\\\ 3x^2 -15x^4 =3x^2(1 - 5x^2 )\\ \\Answer : \ B. \ \ \ 3x^2


Find \ the \ greatest \ common \ factor: \\\\ 24y^8 + 6y^6=6y^6(4y^2+1) \\ \\Answer : \ A. \ \ \6x^6


Find \ the \ greatest \ common \ factor: \\\\ 14a^4 + 35a^9=7a^4(2+5a^5) \\ \\Answer : \ B. \ \ \7x^4


Find \ the \ greatest \ common \ factor: \\\\ 12xy^5+ 60x^4y^2 -24x^3y^3=12xy^2(y^3+5x^3-2x^2y) \\ \\Answer : \ D. \ \ \12xy^2


Find \ the \ greatest \ common \ factor:

9a^3bc^2 + 12ac^4 + 15a^2b^3c =

  3ac(3a^2 bc+4c^3+5ab^3) \\ \\ 

Answer : \ B. \ \ \ 3ac



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