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Factoring using GCF 15cd + 30c^2d^2

Factoring using GCF 15cd + 30c^2d^2
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Factoring using GCF 15cd + 30c^2d^2

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Answer:

15cd(1 + 2cd)

Explanation:

greatest common factor is 15cd


15cd*1 + 15cd*2cd\\= 15cd(1 + 2cd)

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