3 years ago

What is the Gcf of 44j^5k^4 and 121j^2k^6A. 4j^3k^2B. 4j^2k^4C. 11j^3k^2D. 11j^2k^4

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Alika [10]3 years ago

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Answer:

B. 4j^2k^4

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What is the Gcf of 44j^5k^4 and 121j^2k^6A. 4j^3k^2B. 4j^2k^4C. 11j^3k^2D. 11j^2k^4​

What is the Gcf of 44j^5k^4 and 121j^2k^6A. 4j^3k^2B. 4j^2k^4C. 11j^3k^2D. 11j^2k^4