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What is the greatest common factor x^3+16x^2+64x
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What is the greatest common factor x^3+16x^2+64x

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Answer:

GCF is
x

Explanation:


x^3+16x^2+64x


x(x^2+16x+64)


x(x+8)(x+8)

Therefore, the greatest common factor is
x

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