Factor the polynomial by it’s greatest common monomial factor. 12k^3 - 30k^4

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Factor the polynomial by it’s greatest common monomial factor.
12k^3 - 30k^4

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Answer:

6k^3(2-5k)

Explanation:

Find the GCF, 6.

Factor out
6k^3 :

$12k^3-30k^4\\6k^3(2-5k)$

Finito.

Huyz answered Sep 14, 2021

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Answer:

6k^3(2 - 5k)

Explanation:

12k^3 - 30k^4

Factor out 6k^3

6k^3(2 - 5k)

Isick answered Sep 17, 2021

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