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Which is a factor of each term of the polynomial? (3d2 – 10d)
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Which is a factor of each term of the polynomial?

(3d2 – 10d)

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The factor can be divided by 9 so the answer is 9.


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(3d^2 - 10d) = d(3d - 10).

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