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factor 15q^4+61p^3q+4p^2q^2
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you can factor out a q from each term
\[15q^4+61p^3q+4p^2q^2\]\[q(15q^3+61p^3+4p^2q)\]
I'm having trouble seeing anything else you can do
i don't know im lost with these
@ChmE that's correct, nothing else can be done to the polynomial...you can only pull out \(q\) :)
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@hannalafave factoring is mostly about finding out what each term has in common.
it says its wrong i dont know
Are you sure you copied the question down correctly?
no i got it thanks =)
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