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Chapter 4: Q45. (page 179)

Find the greatest common factors of the monomials.

rs3,ts2,r2st2

Short Answer

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The greatest common factors of the monomial is s .

Step by step solution

01

Step -1 - Apply the concept of   GCF.

In this, simply use the concept of finding the GCF by doing the factors of the number and find the factor which is common and greatest from them.

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Step -2 – Find the common factors

Here, the monomials are rs3,ts2,r2st2.

The factor of rs3 is

rs3=r脳s脳s脳s

The factor of ts2 is ts2=t脳s脳s

The factor of r2st2is r2st2=r脳r脳t脳t脳s

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Step -3 – Finding the GCF 

So, the greatest common factor is s.

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