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Find the greatest common factor 6x^2a + 6xa^2
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Find the greatest common factor 6x^2a + 6xa^2

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The greatest common factor is 6xa

If you multiply 6xa with a and x ----> 6xa(x+a), you'll get 6x^2a + 6xa^2

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