Question

Find the GCF of n^3 t^2 and nt^4. help needed

Answer 1

@whpalmer4

Answer 2

@just_one_last_goodbye

Answer 3

ok I think the answer is nt^2 but im not sure

Answer 4

\[n^3t^2 = n*n*n*t*t\]3 ns, 2 ts
\[nt^4 = n*t*t*t*t\]1 n, 4 ts

The GCF will have the largest number of each factor which can be gotten from both expressions.

For example, there will be 2 ts or \(t^2\) in the GCF, because both expressions have at least 2 ts

Answer 5

ok.

Answer 6

I'll write this down in my notes.

Answer 7

Yes, \(nt^2 \) is the correct answer for the GCF of those two. How about this one:

GCF of \(3xy\) and \(6x^2y\)

Answer 8

I need some help for the question you just gave me

Answer 9

hello?

Answer 10

I guess their doing something?

Answer 11

plz help me

Answer 12

hope, can u help?

Answer 13

what do you need?

Answer 14

Sorry, OpenStudy hasn't shown me any of the things you typed until just a few seconds ago.

Can you factor \[6x^2y\]like I did with \(n^3t^2\) and so on?

Answer 15

yeah, I can do that, whpalmer4

Answer 16

Good. Will you?

Answer 17

Yeah, I can try.

Answer 18

Im home alone, thats why I told you guys if I didnt answer, to get help. ( im 14, im old enough to stay home, so dont worry.)

Answer 19

I dont get it. this stuff is confusing.

Answer 20

whpalmer, can you help with that question?

Answer 21

nobody is answering.

Answer 22

I guess ill go do something else, message me when you are ready to answer.

Answer 23

Do you know what it means to factor something?