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What is the gcf of the terms of the polynomial?​

What is the gcf of the terms of the polynomial?​
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What is the gcf of the terms of the polynomial?​

What is the gcf of the terms of the polynomial?​-example-1
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Answer:

The GCF is 3x^3.

Explanation:

24x^4y + 21x^3

GCF of 24 and 21 is 3.

GCF of x^4y and x^3 is x^3.

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User Oussama Jilal
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the gcf would be 3x^3
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