Find the HCF 10(x^2-1) and 15(x+1)^4(2x+3)
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The first polynomial can be factorized as 10(x−1)(x+1) and the next polynomial can be factorized as 15(x+1)(x+1)
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(2x+3). Hence the highest common factor is (x+1).
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The first polynomial can be factorized as 10(x−1)(x+1) and the next polynomial can be factorized as 15(x+1)(x+1)
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(2x+3). Hence the highest common factor is (x+1).
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