Factor out the greatest common monomial: 8x3 y2 - 12x2 y3 + 28x2 y
a. xy(8x2 y - 12xy2 - 7x)<...
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Factor out the greatest common monomial: 8x3 y2 - 12x2 y3 + 28x2 y
a. xy(8x2 y - 12xy2 - 7x)
b. x2y(8xy - 12y2 + 28)
c. 4x2y(2xy - 3y2 + 6)
d. 4x2y(2xy - 3y2 + 7)
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