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Factor the GCF out of the polynomial
3 {x}^(6) + 6 {x}^(4) + 15 {x}^(3)

User Luca Brasi
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The given polynomial is,


3x^6+6x^4+15x^3

Expand the polynomial.


3x^3x^3+3*2x^3x+3*5x^3

Take the common factor outside. So, the polynomial in factored form is


3x^3(x^3+2x+5)

The term outside the bracket is the GCF.

So, the GCF is ,


3x^3

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