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OpenStudy (anonymous):

Factor 5w^2+20w+20 I'm not sure how to write this out and I am still a little shaky with Factoring help? Will provide Medal

OpenStudy (sydthekid913):

first find the GCF or Greatest Common Factor which in this case would be 4 because that is what they all have in common.

OpenStudy (sydthekid913):

whoops I meant 5 :) then you would divide all of them by 5

OpenStudy (sydthekid913):

so your answer would be whatever you have to multiply by 5 to get that answer. In this case it would be w^2+4w+4

OpenStudy (sydthekid913):

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OpenStudy (anonymous):

You would have to find the greatest common factor, which would be 5. Then you would divide everything by 5, it should give you 1w^2+4w+4. But it should be written 5(1w^2+4w+4)

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Thanks guys

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