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Question 1 of 5
Find the greatest common factor (GCFGCF) of 3y3y and 12y12y
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A Greatest Common Factor is the factor of two terms with the highest value.
Find the factors of both terms.
Factors of 3y3y: 33××yy
Factors of 12y12y: 33×4××4×yy
Collect the common factors and multiply them all to get the GCF.
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Question 2 of 5
Find the greatest common factor (GCFGCF) of 6a6a and 4ab4ab
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A Greatest Common Factor is the factor of two terms with the highest value.
Find the factors of both terms.
Factors of 6a6a: 22×3××3×aa
Factors of 4ab4ab: 22×2××2×aa×b×b
Collect the common factors and multiply them all to get the GCF.
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Question 3 of 5
Find the greatest common factor (GCFGCF) of 16m16m and 12mn12mn
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A Greatest Common Factor is the factor of two terms with the highest value.
Draw a factor tree for both terms and find their common factors
Next, highlight the common factors that both terms have and find the one with the highest value.
Collect the common factors and multiply them all to get the GCF.
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22××22××mm |
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4m4m |
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Question 4 of 5
Find the greatest common factor (GCFGCF) of a2ba2b and ab2cab2c
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A Greatest Common Factor is the factor of two terms with the highest value.
Find the factors of both terms.
Factors of a2b: a×a×b
Factors of ab2c: a×b×b×c
Collect the common factors and multiply them all to get the GCF.
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Question 5 of 5
Find the greatest common factor (GCF) of 9u and 12u2
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A Greatest Common Factor is the factor of two terms with the highest value.
Draw a factor tree for both terms and find their common factors
Next, highlight the common factors that both terms have and find the one with the highest value.
Collect the common factors and multiply them all to get the GCF.