4. Find the GCF of the polynomial, then factor. 8v^6 + 2^5 - 10v^9

is it - 10v^9+8v^6+2V5

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Cierra Golden

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29 May, 17:22

4. Find the GCF of the polynomial, then factor. 8v^6 + 2^5 - 10v^9

is it - 10v^9+8v^6+2V5

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Toby Good · Answer 1

-10v^9+8v^6+2v^5

10=5*2

8=2^3

2=2

The common factor is 2 and its least exponent is 1

The least exponent for the variable v is 5

Then, the GFC of the polynomial is 2v^5

Factoring:

2v^5 [ - (10v^9) / (2v^5) + (8v^6) / (2v^5) + (2v^5) / (2v^5) ] =

2v^5 (-5v^ (9-5) + 4v^ (6-5) + 1) =

2v^5 (-5v^4+4v+1)

4. Find the GCF of the polynomial, then factor. 8v^6 + 2^5 - 10v^9is it - 10v^9+8v^6+2V5

4. Find the GCF of the polynomial, then factor. 8v^6 + 2^5 - 10v^9

is it - 10v^9+8v^6+2V5