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What is the greatest common factor of 24 {a}^(3) c and 3a
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If you're not sure, begin by looking for any divisor that will divide into 24a^3c and 3a without leaving a remainder. Note that 3 is such a number, and a is another.
Factoring out 3a from 24a^3*c and 3a, we get 3a{8a^2*c, 1}
So the GCF is 3a.
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