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Determine the GCF of 3x^3,6x^2 and 15x

Determine the GCF of 3x^3,6x^2 and 15x
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Determine the GCF of 3x^3,6x^2 and 15x

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Answer:

3x

Explanation:

The GCF would be 3x, if you took out 3x from those numbers you'd be left with x^2, 2x, and 5, which can't be reduced any further.

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