Find the greatest common factor of 14y^2 and 15y^4
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Answer:
I have to say, I was a bit stumped on this one for some reason, but I believe your answer is y^2.
Step-by-step explanation:
All four variables , (14, 15, y^2, & y^4) should all have a common denominator, but I only see similarities in y^2 with y^4 and 14 with 15, but the y's can be understood ones. Multiply your common variables and get y^2. Could someone check me in that though?
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