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Factor -5m^17 + 80m completely

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-5m( m^16 - 16)

-5m(( m^8)^2 - 4^2)

-5m( m^8 + 4) (m^8 - 4)

-5m( m^8 + 4) ((m^4)^2 - 2^2)

= -5m( m^8 + 4) ( m^ + 2) ( m^4 - 2)

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