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Rewrite 1/12x^3y + 7/12xy^2 using a common factor. 1/6xy(x^2 + 7y) 1/6xy(2x^2 + 7y) 1/12xy(x^2 + 7y) 1/12x^3y^2(y + 7x)

jkmiec26:

\[1/12x ^{3}y+7/12xy ^{2}\]

jkmiec26:

is that what it looks like on ur end?

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jkmiec26:

\[1/12xy(x ^{2}+7y)\] Would be ur answer.

jkmiec26:

Because when you take out the common factor of 1/12xy. It comes out of the whole problem so you're only left with x^2 and 7y.

PullUpLike:

Ok

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Thanks

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