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GCF of variables with exponents

The GCF is the common variable with smallest exponent.

example

9x4 - 27x6

the gcf is 9X4

because:

9x4 (1-3x2) = 9x4 - 27x6

In the same way:

X5 is the GCF of X10 + x5 -x6

Because X5 ( X5 + 1 -x1) = X10 + x5 -x6

Remember the exponent rule if you are multiplyin the same base, you keep the base and add the exponents

Hope this helps

Btw this does not help me!

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