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Find the greatest common factor of 15x^2y^3 and -18x^3yz
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Find the greatest common factor of 15x^2y^3 and -18x^3yz

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Find the prime factors of each term in order to find the greatest common factor(GCF). After doing so you should get 3x²y as your answer. Hope this helps!
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