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3) Determine the greatest common factor between Xy2 and x6y2
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3) Determine the greatest common factor between
Xy2 and x6y2

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Answer:

it would be GCF= xy^2

Explanation:

because you have to put the lowest variable for the GCF, therefore, its only 1 x and then y^2

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