Find the GCF of the terms of the polynomial. 16x^3 + 28x^5y
A 112x^5y B 4x^5y C 4x^3 D 8x^5
What is the greatest number common to the values? First, look at 16 and 28. Then, consider the variables.
Do you want to learn math @jjuden?
You need to follow examples and then think for yourself :)
@a1234 i think its c
@skullpatrol go away
How do you think it is c?
idk why
Why? Yes, that's what I'm asking you. It's not really that hard.
What have I done wrong @jjuden ? I am trying to show you an example to follow and you close the question :(
go away @skullpatrol
You are very welcome to learn math the way that is most natural from me, I am only trying to help.
Now you close the question again?
Did I do anything wrong @TuringTest?
As a teacher I can only show them the methods, I can't do it all for them. Otherwise There is no learning @AccessDenied
Btw @jjuden your answer of c was right, but in math if you don't know why you can't reproduce the method on other questions and thus having the right answer doesn't mean much.
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