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3 years ago

Which terms and 45p^4q have a GCF of 9p^3?

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vredina [299]3 years ago

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Answer:

The answer is 18p^3r and 63p^3

Step-by-step explanation:

G.C.F of 18p^3 r and 45p^4q is = 9p^3

18p^3r = 2*3*3*p*p*p*r

45p^4q = 3*3*5*p*p*p*q

Thus the G.C.F is 3*3*p*p*p = 9p^3

G.C.F of 63p^3 and 45p^4q is = 9p^3

63p^3 = 3*3*7*p*p*p

45p^4q = 3*3*5*p*p*p*q

Thus the G.C.F is 3*3*p*p*p = 9p^3

Therefore the answer is 18p^3r and 63p^3....

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