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Factor out the greatest common factor from the polynomial 9x-27y+9=
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Factor out the greatest common factor from the polynomial 9x-27y+9=

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This answer is going to be 9. This is because 9(x-3y+1)
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9(x-3y+1)
9 is the greatest factor because it goes into all of the separate parts.
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