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Find the greatest common factor of 4c^4 and 10c^3
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Find the greatest common factor of 4c^4
and 10c^3

User Shahood Ul Hassan
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Answer:

  • 2c³

Explanation:

Factorize each term and find their GCF:

  • 4c⁴ = 2*2*c*c*c*c
  • 10c³ = 2*5*c*c*c

Their GCF is:

  • 2*c*c*c = 2c³
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