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Chapter 7: Q. 369 (page 898)

Find the Greatest Common Factor from a polynomial

15m4+6m2n

Short Answer

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Ans: The Greatest common factor of 15m4+6m2nis: localid="1647774041764" 3m2(5m2+2n)

Step by step solution

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Step 1. Given information

given expression,

15m4+6m2n

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Step 2. Factorize the given expression 15m4+6m2n

Factor is,

15m4+6m2n=3m2(5m2+2n)

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Step 3. Greatest common factor:

Therefore, 3m2(5m2+2n)is a common factor of expression 15m4+6m2n

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