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factor out the GCF of the polynomial
15 {x}^(6) {y}^(3) + 10 {x}^(5) {y}^(4) + 5 {x}^(4) {y}^(2)

factor out the GCF of the polynomial15 {x}^(6) {y}^(3) + 10 {x}^(5) {y}^(4) + 5 {x-example-1
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GCF is the greatest factor that divides the polynomial completely.

The given polynomial is,


15x^6y^3+10x^5y^4+5x^4y^2

Expand the polynomial.


5*3x^4x^2y^2y+5*2x^4^{}xy^2y^2+5x^4y^2

Take the common factor of the terms outside.


5x^4y^2(3x^2y+2xy^2+1)

The common factor outside of the brackest is the GCF.

Therefore, the GCF is,


5x^4y^2

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