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Find the GCF of 2m^5 and 28m4 a. 28m^4 b. m^4 c. 2m^4 d. 2m
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Find the GCF of 2m^5 and 28m4
a. 28m^4
b. m^4
c. 2m^4
d. 2m

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i think D would make the most sense
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