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Factor completely 3a^4y^3 - 12a^3y^2 + 6a^2y. A. 3(a^4y^3 - 4a^3y^2 + 2a^2y) B. 3a^2y(a^2y^2 - 4ay + 2) C. 3y(a^4y^2 - 4a^3y + 2a^2) D. Prime
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I think its B.
You got it! :D
take it step by step GCF of 3 6 and 12 is so take 3 out
what about the terms in a?
For a, I got 2 and y is 1.
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So I assumed it was B because it was the only one that fit, and when I distributed, I got the equation in the question.
\(3a^4y^3 - 12a^3y^2 + 6a^2y\) The GCF is \(3a^2y\).. That leaves you with: \(a^2y^2 - 4ay + 2\)
yes B is correct
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So we put it as: \(3a^2y(a^2y^2 - 4ay + 2)\)
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