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5a squared + 4ab
I need help with my online homework

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$5a^2 + 4ab \\ \\ gcf = a \\ \\ a( (5a^2)/(a) + (4ab)/(a) ) \\ \\ a(5a + 4b) \\ \\$

The answer is: a(5a + 4b).

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