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Factor 2xy -10x plus 3y -15? - Answers

Oh, what a lovely little math problem we have here! Let's take a deep breath and simplify this together. We can factor out a 2x from the first two terms and a 3 from the last two terms, leaving us with 2x(y-5) + 3(y-5). Now, we can see that we have a common factor of (y-5), so our final answer is (2x+3)(y-5). Great job working through that!



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Oh, what a lovely little math problem we have here! Let's take a deep breath and simplify this together. We can factor out a 2x from the first two terms and a 3 from the last two terms, leaving us with 2x(y-5) + 3(y-5). Now, we can see that we have a common factor of (y-5), so our final answer is (2x+3)(y-5). Great job working through that!



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Factor 2xy -10x plus 3y -15? - Answers

Oh, what a lovely little math problem we have here! Let's take a deep breath and simplify this together. We can factor out a 2x from the first two terms and a 3 from the last two terms, leaving us with 2x(y-5) + 3(y-5). Now, we can see that we have a common factor of (y-5), so our final answer is (2x+3)(y-5). Great job working through that!

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