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Mathematics 14 Online
OpenStudy (anonymous):

Ugh this should be my last question pls explain so i wont have to ask again Factor this polynomial: xyz + 2xz – 3xy

OpenStudy (lucaz):

You can factor ou x, you get x(yz+2z-3y), then factor out z from yz+2z x(z(y+2)-3y)

OpenStudy (the_fizicx99):

The only gcf I see is x, You're undoing the distributive property, so... \[\frac{ xyz + 2xz - 3xy }{ x } =yz + 2z - 3y\] x(yz -3y + 2z)

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