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-60x^4+54x factor completely

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The answer is:


\sf{-6x(10x^3+9)}

Work/explanation:

What does it mean to factor completely?

To factor an expression completely, we find its GCF, and factor it out.

Let's do it with the expression we have here:
\sf{-60x^4+54x}.

I begin by finding the GCF. In this case, the GCF is 6x.

Next, I divide each term by -6x:


\sf{-60x^4/-6x=\bf{10x^3}


\sf{54x/-6x=9}

I end up with:


\sf{-6x(10x^3+9)}

Hence, the factored expression is
\sf{-6x(10x^3+9)}.

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