What is the greatest common factor of 20y^9+5y^6?

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strojnjashka [21]3 years ago

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I believe the GCF is 5y^6.

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Replace x with -3 and add

y = -x+1

y = -( x ) + 1

y = -( -3 ) + 1 .... replace x with -3

y = 3 + 1 ... two negatives cancel to make a positive

y = 4

So the number 4 goes right next to -3. This means the point (x,y) = (-3,4) is on the line. This is shown as point A on the attached image below.

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Repeat for x = -1

y = -x + 1

y = -( x ) + 1

y = -( -1) + 1 ... replace x with -1

y = 1 + 1

y = 2

So the point (-1,2) is also on the line. This is shown as point B.

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Repeat for x = 0

y = -x + 1

y = -0 + 1 ... replace x with 0

y = 1

So (0,1) is on the line. This is point C.

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Finally, plug in x = 4

y = -x + 1

y = -4 + 1 ... replace x with 4

y = -3

So (4,-3) is on the line, shown as point D.

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After you have at least 2 points plotted on the coordinate grid, you would draw a straight line through those points. Note how points A,B, C, & D are all on the same straight line. The slope of this line is -1 meaning you go down 1 unit each time you move to the right 1 unit. The y intercept is 1, which is where the blue line crosses the y axis.