SOLUTION: Factor out the greatest common factor from the expression 9x^4y^4 + 7x^6y^3 – 12x^4y^3
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Question 664216: Factor out the greatest common factor from the expression 9x^4y^4 + 7x^6y^3 – 12x^4y^3
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9x^4y^4 + 7x^6y^3 - 12x^4y^3
x^4y^3(9y + 7x^2 - 12)
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