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What is the greatest common factor of the two terms in the expression x^5y^2+x^2y^7z

What is the greatest common factor of the two terms in the expression x^5y^2+x^2y^7z
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What is the greatest common factor of the two terms in the expression x^5y^2+x^2y^7z

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the first part is x^2 because that's the highest x part you can pull out of both, can you do the same for the y and z part?
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