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Use prime factorizations to find each GCF. 12r3, 8r
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Is that \[12r ^{3}, 8r\] ?
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Ok. So to determine the GCF, let's try writing out the prime factorization of 12 and the prime factorization of 8. We can already see that \[r ^{3}\] and \[r \] have a greatest common factor of r.
ok.
"Prime factors of positive integers are found by using the primes in order as divisors. The prime factorization of a positive integer is the expression of the integer as a product of prime factors."
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ok that helps a lot better thanks.
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