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

User Vivek Parihar
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The answer would be : 3 x^2 y^1

User Felixyz
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It should be 3x^2y
I'm using 3 from numbers because 3 is a GCF of 18 and 15
Then I'm getting X^2 because it's the GCF of X^2 and X^3
Then I'm taking y because it's the GCF of y^3 and y
And finally we got no z on the left side so we get 3x^2y
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