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gcf factor. 5x^2+40x
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this question is really asking for the greatest common factor of the two terms. that will be \[5x\] since \[5x^2=5x\times x\] and \[40x=5x\times 8\]
it also means you can factor as \[5x^2+40x=5x(x+8)\]
however you might want to mention to your math teacher that there is no such thing as the greatest common factor of \[5x^2+40x\] only a greatest common factor of each term.
greatest common factor= 5x because 5x(x+8)= 5x^2+40x
5x =gcf 5x(x+8)
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