How do you factor 12x^{7}y^{9}+6x^{4}y^{7}-10x^{3}y^{5}?

Ishaan Mcneil

Ishaan Mcneil

Answered question

2022-02-09

How do you factor 12x7y9+6x4y710x3y5?

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arrejuntam58

arrejuntam58

Beginner2022-02-10Added 11 answers

You need to pull the highest common value out of each variable and constant in the terms:
For the constants 12, 6 and 10 the highest common value is 2
For x the highest common value is x3
For y the highest common value is y5
So, we can rewrite this problem, using the rules for exponents as:
2x3y5(6x73y95+3x43y755x33y55)
2x3y5(6x4y4+3x1y25x0y0)
2x3y5(6x4y4+3xy2511)
2x3y5(6x4y4+3xy25)

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