the greatest common factor gcf of 2 monomiald is 3x^2y. One of the monomials is 3x^4y . Which couod be the other monomial.

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fomenos3 years ago

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While I cannot see your answer choices, the correct answer would be one that has a coefficient that is a multiple of 3 and has an x raised to an exponent of no more than 2. It could have any other variables in it.

The reason this has to be is because of the GCF. Since 3 is part of the GCF, and the other monomial has a coefficient of 3, this means the missing monomial must be divisible by 3 as well.

Since x² is part of the GCF, the missing monomial must contain x². However, if it were to contain x³ or anything larger, the GCF would have x with a higher exponent.

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