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14x²y – 21xy² + 28x²y²

14x²y – 21xy² + 28x²y²
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14x²y – 21xy² + 28x²y²

14x²y – 21xy² + 28x²y²-example-1
User Mike Milkin
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Answer:

7xy(2x-3y+4xy)

Explanation:

14÷7=2

21÷7=3

28÷7=4

they all have 7, x and y so that would be on the outside

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