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Find the gcf of the terms of the polynomial. 50x^5 4x^4

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1 answer:

yawa3891 [41]3 years ago

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$50x^5=2x^4\cdot25x\\\\4x^4=2x^4\cdot2\\\\\boxed{GCF(50x^5;\ 4x^4)=2x^4}\to\fbox{b.}$

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