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How to use the distributive property to factor each polynomial? Problem: 5z squared + 10z

How to use the distributive property to factor each polynomial? Problem: 5z squared + 10z
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How to use the distributive property to factor each polynomial?

Problem:
5z squared + 10z

User Adelb
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we can factor out the greatest common factor 5z to get

5z^2 + 10z = 5z*z+5z*2 = 5z(z+2)

So,

5z^2 + 10z = 5z(z+2)
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