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What’s the greatest common factor of 5y^2+15y

What’s the greatest common factor of 5y^2+15y
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What’s the greatest common factor of 5y^2+15y

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User Khader M A
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5y because you can pull out a 5 and y since both terms contain those 2 values so after you factor out the gcf you can get 5y(y+3)
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User Santubangalore
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Answer:

5y

Explanation:

Think of the distributive property here.

5y (y+3)

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User Adam Lukaszczyk
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