Assuming the missing sign is "minus" then you have the difference between two squares.
This is solved as (x + y)(x - y).
In your example x = 4a and y = 2b so the factorisation is (4a + 2b)(4a - 2b) or more completely: (4)(2a + b)(2a - b).
4(4a2 - b2) 4(2a + b)(2a - b)
4(16a4 + b2)
Not sure about the greatest commom factor, but the greatest common factor is b.
GCF(28a5, 16a2) = 4a2.
a proper factor is a factor.
4(4a2 - b2) 4(2a + b)(2a - b)
16 - a2
2a3-16a2+30a Factor out 2a: 2a(a2-8a+15) (2a)(a-5)(a-3) This is the most factored form of this expression.
(4a - 3b)(4a + 3b)
4(16a4 + b2)
(2b - 1)(2b + 1)
Not sure about the greatest commom factor, but the greatest common factor is b.
4b2-16 =4(b2-4) =4(b+2)(b-2)
To solve the expression (16a^2 - 4b^2), you can factor it using the difference of squares formula, which states that (x^2 - y^2 = (x - y)(x + y)). Here, you can rewrite (16a^2) as ((4a)^2) and (4b^2) as ((2b)^2). Thus, the expression factors to ((4a - 2b)(4a + 2b)).
GCF(28a5, 16a2) = 4a2.
12b3
(4a)2 or 16a2