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Greatest common factor pq^5 pq^2

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1 answer:

ollegr [7]3 years ago

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$pq^5=\boxed{pq^2}\cdot q^3\\\\pq^2=\boxed{pq^2}\cdot1\\\\GCF(pq^5;\ pq^2)=\boxed{pq^2}$

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