What is the greatest common factor of the polynomial: 2w^4 + 10w^3+ 6w^2

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Ahmar · Answer 1 · 2020-10-06T19:33:23+0000

Answer:

2w²

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The coefficients have a common factor of 2 and the variables have a common factor of w² because you go by the LEAST DEGREE TERM POSSIBLE. With that being said, your Greatest Common Factor [GCF] is 2w².

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