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How would you rewrite the expression 6A to the second plus 12a to the 5th by factoring out the GCF

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The expression 6A^2 + 12A^5 can be rewritten by factoring out the greatest common factor (GCF), which in this case is 6A^2. This results in:

6A^2(1 + 2A^3)

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