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Find the greatest common factor: 30y^8 + 10y^4 A. y^2 B. 20y^2 C. 10y^4 D. 10y^8

Find the greatest common factor: 30y^8 + 10y^4 A. y^2 B. 20y^2 C. 10y^4 D. 10y^8
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Find the greatest common factor: 30y^8 + 10y^4

A. y^2
B. 20y^2
C. 10y^4
D. 10y^8

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The greatest common factor of he given equation 30y⁸ + 10y⁴ is 10y⁴. The answer is letter C. The rest of the choices do not answer the question above.

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