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What's the greatest common factor of 5x^2+3x

What's the greatest common factor of 5x^2+3x
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What's the greatest common factor of 5x^2+3x

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The answer to that question is (5x+3).
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Answer:

GCF = x

Explanation:

The greatest common factor is "x"


5\,x^2+3\,x=x\,(5x+3)

it is the only common factor we can extract from both terms

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