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What is the Greatest Common Factor of: 15x7y5+5x5y4−20x6y

What is the Greatest Common Factor of: 15x7y5+5x5y4−20x6y
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What is the Greatest Common Factor of:

15x7y5+5x5y4−20x6y

User Dpedrinha
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Answer:

  • 5x⁵y

Explanation:

  • 15x⁷y⁵ + 5x⁵y⁴ - 20x⁶y =
  • 5x⁵y*3x²y⁴ + 5x⁵y*y³ - 5x⁵y*4x =
  • 5x⁵y(3x²y⁴ + y³ - 4x)

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