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factor: 128x^5+54x^2y^3
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This one is easier than the last one, becuase there are only two terms. Can you see numbers that are factors of both terms, 128x^5 and 54x^2y^3?
ok and no.... im really bad at these....... :/
128 = 2*64, 54 = 2*27 So 2 is a factor of 128 and of 54. This means you could write it as\[2(64x^5+27x^2y^3)\] But I can see more common factors now...(hint: x)
i figured it out thank you!!
\[2x^2(64x^3+27y^3)\]
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thats what i got thank you tons!! :)
YW ;)
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