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How do I find the "Greatest Common Factor" of 7 z^11 , −56 z^9 , 63 z^8? I think it is "7", but cannot figure out the variable exponent...HELP!!!

How do I find the "Greatest Common Factor" of 7 z^11 , −56 z^9 , 63 z^8? I think it is "7", but cannot figure out the variable exponent...HELP!!!
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How do I find the "Greatest Common Factor" of  7 z^11

, −56 z^9 , 63 z^8? I think it is "7", but cannot figure out the variable exponent...HELP!!!

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It's
7z^8
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