Предмет: Алгебра, автор: lionellochka0908

Разложение на множители а)15 ху-25у^2

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Автор ответа: ajatsyshyn

Відповідь:

5y*(3x-5y)

Автор ответа: maslovaaleksa07

Ответ:

5у(3х-5у)

Объяснение:

а)15 ху-25у^2=5у(3х-5у)

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