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Factor out the GCF from 40x2 −10x
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Factor out the GCF from 40x2 −10x

Factor out the GCF from 40x2 −10x-example-1
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the answer is 10x (4x-1) let me know if you need me to explain
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Answer:

10x (4x - 1)

Explanation:

The GCF we can factor out is 10x.

40x²/10x = 4x

-10x/10x = -1

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