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Factor completely: 12a^2b–18ab^2–30ab^3

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Factor completely: 12a^2b–18ab^2–30ab^3

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Answer:

6ab(2a-3b-5b²)

Explanation:

6(2a²b-3ab²-5ab³)

6a(2ab-3b²-5b³)

6ab(2a-3b-5b²)

Michael Wheeler answered Sep 1, 2021

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