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Simplify and make your own your own 56x^7+21x^4+63x^3
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You can start off by dividing out the x^4 as a factor
Greatest common factor is actually 7x^3
I meant x^3
Yes, that is right. 56, 21, and 63 are all multiples of \(\color{red}{7}\). \(x^3) = \color{red}{x^3} \cdot 1\) \(x^7 = (\color{red}{x^3})(x^4)\) \(x^4 = (\color{red}{x^3})(x^1)\)
\[7x^3(8x^4+3x+9) \] Can anyone confirm this?
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