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Find the greatest common factor of the following polynomial: 14x + 4xy – 18xy2 A 4x B 2x С 2xy D 4xy
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Find the greatest common factor of the following polynomial: 14x + 4xy – 18xy2

A
4x
B
2x
С
2xy
D
4xy

User Sarah Northway
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Yeah I think
bx2 it’s closer
User Guillermo Mansilla
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7 votes

Answer:

b 2x

Explanation:

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