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2 years ago

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Alex787 [66]2 years ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

8x⁴y⁴ = 4×2×x³×x¹×y⁴ = 4x³×(2xy⁴)

12x³z² = 4×3×x³×z² = 4x³×(3z²)

Then the greatest common factor is of the two terms 8x⁴y⁴ and 12x³z² is:

4x³

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