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Rewrite x4y2 − 2x3y3 using a common factor.

Rewrite x4y2 − 2x3y3 using a common factor.
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Rewrite x4y2 − 2x3y3 using a common factor.

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User Daniele Sassoli
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Answer:

x²y²(x²-2xy)

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Answer:

x²y²(x²-2xy)

Explanation:

they each include an x²y² so you take out the x²y² from each, and then write what's remaining & then add a bracket.

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