3 years ago

Who know the gcf to this ^_^ha

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4 0

All you have to do is find the largest number that you can divide evenly between the 2 set of numbers.

In this case it would be 3 and the largest exponential terms that you can take out without causing the exponents to become negative would be x^2 and y^1.

Likurg_2 [28]3 years ago

3 0

3 probably will be the gcf of it.... or maybe 3x^3 y^3 z Not sure tho

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