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Finding a GCF of Two Terms

Instructions

Find the Greatest Common Factor (GCF) of the two terms. Enter exponents using the ^ symbol. For example, "five x squared" should be entered as "5x^2".

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2a^2 2a
1
2xy 2x^2y^2
2
6a^2 9a^2
3
100x 30y
4
30a^2 40b^2
5
10z^4y^3 1x^3
6
x^3 x^2
7
3 9x
8
v^2 2v^3
9
2p^2 2p^1
10
12xyz 40x^2y^2z^2
11
21x 21x^2y^2
12
49x^3y^2 42x^2y
13
5u^2v^3 6uv^4
14
2m^2n 3mn^2
15
pq 7pr
16
9tu^2v 21t^2u^3v^3
17
9x 4y
18
q^2r^2 qr
19
49a 42a
20
36qx 54r
   

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