Answer:
It reaches its peek at 1, then begins to decrease until it reaches zero, but then rises back up to one before decreasing again
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5. The answer should be 9 because 9 is a factor of both 9*x and 45 (9*5)
6. 7x
7. 6x^3
8. 5x
First find the GCF of the coefficients only. Then find the variable with the smallest exponent.