What is the greatest common factor of 52x5 and 12x4?

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4 0

Should be 4x4

To find the answer you need to compute for the greatest common factor of the numeral coefficients, 52 and 12. The Greatest Common Factor is 4. Next, compute for the greatest common factor of x5 and x4. You're answer is 4x4.

k0ka [10]3 years ago

3 0

I think the greatest common factor is 4 x 4.

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