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Factor by introducing an appropriate substitution.$$2 y^{10}+7 y^{5}+3$$
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We notice that the exponent of $y$ in the first term is twice that in the second term. This suggests that we can make a substitution $u = y^{5}$, which simplifies the expression. Show more…
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