Find the GCF of each product. Please show the steps so I can work the problem by myself. it is 6y squared - 3y

(6y^2-3y)(y+7)

3y(2y-1)(y+7) 3y will be the greatest common factor, as each term when you multiply it out will have a 3y.

In case you want to work it out..

3y(2y^2+13y -7)
6y^3 + 39y^2 -21y and the GCF is of course 3y.

5+2y-2=6y+5-3y

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To find the GCF (Greatest Common Factor) of a product, you need to factor each term in the product and identify the common factors.

Step 1: Factor each term in the product separately.

For the term (6y^2-3y), you can factor out the common factor of y:
6y^2 - 3y = 3y(2y - 1)

For the term (y+7), it is already factored.

The factored product becomes:
(3y)(2y - 1)(y + 7)

Step 2: Identify the common factors.

Looking at the factored terms, the greatest common factor is 3y, since it is present in each term: (3y)(2y - 1)(y + 7)

Therefore, the GCF of the given product is 3y.

If you want to continue simplifying the expression, you can multiply it out:
3y(2y - 1) = 6y^2 - 3y
(3y)(6y^2 - 3y)(y + 7) = 3y(6y^2 - 3y)(y + 7)
= 3y(2y^2 + 13y - 7)

The final simplified expression is 3y(2y^2 + 13y - 7).