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How do you find the GCF of $7 g h, 11 m p$ $7gh, 11mp$ ?

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Apr 8, 2018

$G C F = 1$ $GCF =1$

There are no other factors which appear in both terms.

Explanation:

GCF stands for the Greatest Common Factor. This means the largest value which is common to both terms.

$7 g h and 11 m p$ $7gh and 11mp$ consist of only prime factors.
There is no common factor other than $1$ $1$

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$11 m p = 11 \times \times \times \times m \times p$ $" "11mp =" " 11 color(white)(xxxxxx)xxmxxp$

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