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Factor. 14y2 + 70y 14y2 + 70y=
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14y2 + 70y
14y2 + 70y=

Factor. 14y2 + 70y 14y2 + 70y=-example-1
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the answer is 14y(y+5)

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Answer:

14y(y+5)

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