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how do i solve this? 16x^2,40xz^2,72z^2
I know its 8z GCF, but how is it done?
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It is not clear what you mean by "solve". You have just listed three terms. 8z is not a Greatest Common Factor, because there is no "z" in the first term, unless you made a typing error.
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