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Can 15x-10 be factored
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Can 15x-10 be factored

User James Skidmore
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Yes. As you can see, 15 and 10 are both factors of 5. So, if you take out a 5, you're left with 5(3x-2).
User Juna
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Yes because removing the common factor is important. There are a few steps, then you can factor by regrouping. Hope this helps.
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