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Find GCF of -50m ^4 n ^7 and 40m ^2 n ^10

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1 answer:

trapecia [35]2 years ago

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-50m^4 n^7 = 10m^2n^7(-5m^2)<span>
and
40m^2 n^10 = 10</span>m^2 n^7(4n^3)

Answer: GCF = 10m^2 n^7

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