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ser-zykov [4K]
3 years ago
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GEOMETRY / TRIG I really need help can anyone solve this Find x:

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kirill115 [55]3 years ago
5 0
Draw a circle around x.
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Explanation:

The GCF of the coefficients {6, -42, 14} is 2 as it is the largest factor found in each of the three values.

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For the variable portions, we can

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Each time we see z^3 show up, so this is the largest common factor among the three variable terms.

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The two results we got were 2 and z^3

Putting the two results together, we end up with the overall GCF of 2z^3

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To find the semi circle do the regular formula for a circle but divide it by 2 at the end.

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