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What is the greatest common factor for each group?

What is the greatest common factor for each group?-example-1
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Answer:

Left group:
2x^(5\\) Right group: 3

Explanation:

Right group: 3.x - 21 = 3.x - 3.7 = 3 . ( x - 7 )

21 is equal 3 times 7. When we do this change, it is clear which is the common factor, which is just the number 3.

Left group: 2
x^(6\\) + 14
x^(5\\) \\ = 2
x^(5\\).x + 2
x^(5).7 = 2
x^(5\\) . (x + 7)

Explanation: From the first term we can take 2
x^(5\\) and an x is the rest. From the second term we take 2
x^(5\\) either, but here the rest is 14. That's the reason the common factor is 2
x^(5\\).

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