ACTIVITY 1
A. Determine the greatest common factor in Column A. Match your answer in Column B.
COLUMN A
COLUMN B
1. 2x^y' + 4xy?
A. 7rºs 14
2. 3ef +6e's
3. 4a b' +8a4b
4. 5r's +10rºs?
B.5mºn
c. 2ab
D.4q't
5. 60°d +12c*d* - 18cd
E. 4a b
6. 2ab3 - 8a'b?
F.3hºg
G.5rºs?
H.6cd
7. 3hºg' - 12h'g'
8. 4q't' - 16q't
9. 5m?n - 20m 'n
10. 7rs 14 - 14r's $16+21r's"?
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A. Determine the greatest common factor in Column A. Match your answer in Column B.
COLUMN A
COLUMN B
1. 2x^y' + 4xy?
A. 7rºs 14
2. 3ef +6e's
3. 4a b' +8a4b
4. 5r's +10rºs?
B.5mºn
c. 2ab
D.4q't
5. 60°d +12c*d* - 18cd
E. 4a b
6. 2ab3 - 8a'b?
F.3hºg
G.5rºs?
H.6cd
7. 3hºg' - 12h'g'
8. 4q't' - 16q't
9. 5m?n - 20m 'n
10. 7rs 14 - 14r's $16+21r's"?
1.3er
J.2xy
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The greatest common factor (GCF) of a set of numbers is the largest factor that all the numbers share. For example, 12, 20, and 24 have two common factors: 2 and 4. The largest is 4, so we say that the GCF of 12, 20, and 24 is 4