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Chapter 4: Q52. (page 174)

Factor the monomial.

5xy2

Short Answer

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The required factor is 5脳x脳y脳y

Step by step solution

01

Step 1   Given

The given monomial is 5xy2.

02

Step 2   To determine

We have to write the factors of the given mononomial5xy2.

03

Step 3   Calculation

The coefficient is 5 and the variable part is xy2. We separate them.

5|xy2

Variable part is xy2.

x has degree 1.

y has degree 2.

So, we can write it as: x脳y脳y

5 is a prime number.

So, the factor is: 5脳x脳y脳y

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