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Factor: 5x^2+20 A. 5x^2(x+4) B. 5(x^2+4) C. 5x(x+4) D. 5(x+4) Step by step :)
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Factor: 5x^2+20
A. 5x^2(x+4)
B. 5(x^2+4)
C. 5x(x+4)
D. 5(x+4)
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5x^2 + 20
Option B is the answer
5(x^2+4)
(5 * x^2) + (5 * 4)
5x^2 + 20
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