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Find the greatest common factor (3x^4y^2+12x^2y^3+6x^3y4)
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Find the greatest common factor (3x^4y^2+12x^2y^3+6x^3y4)

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Answer:

3x^2y^2

Explanation:

the gcf is 3x^2y^2 since it is the common factor in all of the terms

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