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What is the greatest common factor of 30y8+10y4? 10y810y4y220y2
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What is the greatest common factor of 30y8+10y4? 10y810y4y220y2

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we have the expression

30y^8+10y^4

Remember that

30=(2)(3)(5)

10=(2)(5)

therefore

GCF=y^4(2)(5)

GCF=10y^4

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