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Find the HCF of x³y² and x^2


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Answer:


x^2

Explanation:

Hello!

The HCF or the highest common factor (sometimes also known as the greatest common factor, GCF), is the greatest factor between terms.

First, let's expand both terms:


  • x^3y^2 = x*x*x*y*y

  • x^2 = x*x

If we keep them on top of another, we can see that the overlapping variables are
x*x, meaning that the greatest common factor between them is
x^2.

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