Question

what is the GCF of x² and x9?​

Answer 1

Respuesta:

The gcf of x² and x⁹

Further explanation  

A number have many factors  

A common factor is a factor of two/more numbers.  

The greatest common factor (GCF) is the largest of the common factors  

One of the ways to find GCF is by prime factorization, multiply the same prime numbers and have the lowest power  

The GCF of 1.x² and 1.x⁹

Because both contain numbers and variables, then find the GCF of the number first, then multiply the values

the number

1 and 1

GCF = 1

the variable

x² and x⁹

multiplies of x² = x.x

multiplies of x⁹ = x.x.x.x.x.x.x.x.x

GCF = x²

multiply the values

\tt 1\times x^2=\boxed{\bold{x^2}}1×x2=x2