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Find the GCF of the variable expression: 14xy^2, 28x^2y
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14xy^2=(2)(7)(x)(y)(y) 28x^2y=(2)(2)(7)(x)(x)(y) they each share one 2, one 7, an x, and a y so the GCF=(2)(7)(x)(y)=14xy
\[14xy ^{2}, 28x ^{2}y\]
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