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What is the greatest common factor 30y^8 + 10y^4
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What is the greatest common factor 30y^8 + 10y^4

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Answer:

10y^4

Explanation:

in order to solve you would have to find the prime factors of each term i order to find the GCF.

hope this helped ;)

User Rekin
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Answer: 10y^4

Since it can go 10y^4(3y^4+1)

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