What is the greatest common factor of 42a^5b^3, 35a^3b^4 and 42ab^4

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1 answer:

Ganezh [65]2 years ago

6 0

42a^5b^3

35a^3b^4

42ab^4

The greatest common factor is 7ab^3.

You're left with 6a^4, 5a^2b, and 6b

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