SOLUTION: factor out, relative to the integers, all factors
common to all terms.
2x(u – 3v) + 5y(u – 3v)
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Question 930328: factor out, relative to the integers, all factors
common to all terms.
2x(u – 3v) + 5y(u – 3v)
Answer by ewatrrr(24785) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
2x(u – 3v) + 5y(u – 3v)
2xu - 6xv + 5yu - 15yv
-3(2xv + 5yw) + u(2x+5y)
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