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How to factor? 60t^4-4at^2+12t

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How to factor?
60t^4-4at^2+12t

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Answer:

xjfjskjgkaj

Explanation:

jbkkkkjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjj

Ykok answered Mar 22, 2018

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60t^4 -4at^2 + 12t
Factor out the GCF 4t

4t(15t^3 - at + 3)
This is the final factorization.

Steve Stilson answered Mar 24, 2018

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