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Middle school math: 10m^4 - 40m^3 + 20m^2
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Middle school math: 10m^4 - 40m^3 + 20m^2

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Answer:

10m^2(m^2-4m+2)

Explanation:

gcf: 10m^2

10m^4 / 10m^2 = m^2

- 40m^3 / 10 m^2 = -4m

20m^2 / 10 m^2 = 2

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