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14b^2c^3+21bc^5 Factor
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\[14b^2c^3+21bc^5 = 7bc^3(2b+3c^2)\] i think.
exponents multiplied add in the exponent. How does that look?
just wanted to make sure this is the type of factoring you're working on :)
yea its a test show im making sure my ansers are right ;)
is it right mertsj??
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think you have to add the 'at' symbol before the user name since by hovering over the icon, Mertsj has visited a different post. But it is good to double check. :)
o ok thanks :)
then it gives a note to the person by the top. @Mujod122 good luck to you.
@Mertsj your icon still shows at the top. We would like a second opinion when you get a chance. Thanks.
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\[7bc^3(2b+3c^2)\]
That is correct.
Thanks. :)
THANKS BOTH OF YOU ARE AMAZING!!
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ditto. yw
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