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2x^4-4x^3y^2+8x^2y
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2x^4-4x^3y^2+8x^2y
Thanks for the help!
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For factoring, the first step is to look for common factor for all the terms. In this case, we find that all the terms contain 2 and x<sup>2</sup> as a common factor.
Extract 2x<sup>2</sup> from every term to get
-2x<sup>2</sup>(2xy<sup>2</sup>-4y-x<sup>2</sup>)
from which the expression inside the parentheses cannot be factorized further (using whole number coefficients).
Thus the answer would be as shown above.
Extract 2x<sup>2</sup> from every term to get
-2x<sup>2</sup>(2xy<sup>2</sup>-4y-x<sup>2</sup>)
from which the expression inside the parentheses cannot be factorized further (using whole number coefficients).
Thus the answer would be as shown above.
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