What is the greatest common factor of 8m^{2}8m

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Lorico [155]4 years ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Given the functions 8m², 4m and 10m⁴, in order to find the greatest common factor, we will find a factor common to all the functions as shown;

8m² = 2*2*(2*m)*m

4m = 2*(2*m)

10m⁴ = (2*m)*5*m³

from the three expansion, it ca be seen that only 2 and m are common to all the function as shown in parentheses.

The greatest common factor factor will be the product of 2 and m i.e 2*m = 2m

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