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Find the greatest common factor: 20x6y + 40x4y2 – 10x5y5 A. 5x4y B. 10x4y C. 5x2y5 D. 20x6y
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Find the greatest common factor:

20x6y + 40x4y2 – 10x5y5
   
  A. 5x4y
  B. 10x4y
  C. 5x2y5
  D. 20x6y

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B. 10x^4y

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