Factor 5y^3a+b - 12y^2a+2b + 4y^a+3b
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First, we can see that all the terms have a common factor of "y^a+b". So, we can factor it out: y^a+b(5y^2a+b - 12y^a+b + 4y^2a+2b) Show more…
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