All you do is write the prime factorization. I'll do an example:
50y
First, you find the prime factorization of the coefficent using a factor tree, but it won't let me do that, so this is what the prime factorization should look like:
2x5x5
Then you add the variable:
2x5x5xy
When you have a negative coefficent, just put a negative one in front of your answer.
-50y = -1x2x5x5xy
If you mean "factors", the two monomials have the common factor x2. Divide each factor by x2 to get the other factor.
You can really factor monomials since they are only one term. 3xmxmxn is pretty all you can do. but technically this is not called factoring.
A number, a variable, or a product of a number and one or more variables. Ex: 3xy,x, and 14 are monomials.
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A monomial is a product of positive integer powers of a fixed set of variables. Monomials were invented by Austrian mathematician Bruno Buchberger.
The possibilities are infinite. One set: 1. 2xy 2. 2x2y 3. 2x4y
4
6xyz2
9x2
The GCF is 9s3
5x^2
The GCF is 5.
No.
The two monomials with a greatest common factor of 4M would be 4M and another monomial that includes 4M as a factor. For example, 4M and 12M would have a greatest common factor of 4M. This is because both 4M and 12M can be divided by 4M without a remainder. The greatest common factor represents the largest monomial that can divide evenly into both monomials.
5a and 7b
2x and 6x
If you mean "factors", the two monomials have the common factor x2. Divide each factor by x2 to get the other factor.