What is the gcf of 12x^3y^5+18x^4y^2
A) 6x^4y^5
B) 4x^4y^5
C) 4x^3y^2
D) 6x^...
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Mathematics, 06.03.2020 18:56, tbras0424
What is the gcf of 12x^3y^5+18x^4y^2
A) 6x^4y^5
B) 4x^4y^5
C) 4x^3y^2
D) 6x^3y^2
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