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Find the greatest common factor 7x^3a+7x^2a^2

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Find the greatest common factor 7x^3a+7x^2a^2

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Answer:

7x^2a

Explanation:

7x^3a+7x^2a^2

7x^3a = 7 xxxa

7x^2a^2= 7 xxaa

The common terms are 7xxa

7x^2a

This is the greatest common factor

Arwed answered May 7, 2020

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