Factor completely: $2 x^{6}+20 x^{5} y+50 x^{4} y^{2}$ (Section 6.5, Example 8)
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First, we can factor out a common factor of $2x^4$ from all three terms: $$2x^4(x^2+10xy+25y^2)$$ Show more…
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