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Factoring the polynomial 12g + 20h

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Factoring the polynomial 12g + 20h

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$\begin{gathered} 12g+20h \\ 4(3g+5h) \\ the\text{ polymomial after factoring is }4(3g+5h) \end{gathered}$

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