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Find the greatest common factor. 5x5y2 + 15x2y3 + x3y5

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The Greatest Common Factor is x^2y^2
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Answer:

GCF is x²y².

Explanation:

Given : 5x * 5y² + 15x² * y³ + x³ *
y^(5).

To find : Find the greatest common factor.

Solution : We have given 5x * 5y² + 15x² * y³ + x³ *
y^(5).

Greatest common factor or GCF, is the greatest factor that divides two numbers.

Greatest common factor in 5
y^(5) * 5y² + 15x² * y³ + x³ *
y^(5).

x²y² is common in all three terms.

Therefore, GCF is x²y².

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