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Find The GCF of 18x3 and 30x5

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$GCF-Greatest\ Common\ Factor\\\\18x^3=6x^3\cdot3\\30x^5=6x^3\cdot5x^2\\\\GCF(18x^3;\ 30x^5)=\boxed{6x^3}$

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