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The factor form `5x(y+z)-7y(y+z)` is

A

`(5x-7y)(y-z)`

B

`(5x-7y)(y+z)`

C

`(5x+7y)(y+z)`

D

`(5x+7y)(y-z)`

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To factor the expression \( 5x(y + z) - 7y(y + z) \), we can follow these steps: ### Step 1: Identify the common factor The given expression is: \[ 5x(y + z) - 7y(y + z) \] We can see that \( (y + z) \) is a common factor in both terms. ### Step 2: Factor out the common factor We can factor \( (y + z) \) out of the expression: \[ = (y + z)(5x - 7y) \] ### Step 3: Write the final factored form Thus, the expression in its factor form is: \[ (y + z)(5x - 7y) \] ### Conclusion The factor form of the expression \( 5x(y + z) - 7y(y + z) \) is: \[ (5x - 7y)(y + z) \]
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