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Greatest common factor of 10g^6h^6 and 4g^5h?​

Greatest common factor of 10g^6h^6 and 4g^5h?​
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Greatest common factor of 10g^6h^6 and 4g^5h?​

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Explanation:

10g^6h^6: 2 x 5 x g^6 h^6

4g^5h: 2^2 x g^5 h

the GCF is 2g^5h

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