How To Find Greatest Common Factor (GCF)

[aliglamgirl2]

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[Pbadome1]

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[skibeast99]

Thanks saved me from a long night of figuring out my homework!

[smileypants100]

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[JustinTavares]

The g and the C at the beginning looks like a, well, just look at it really quick.

[BreastsIsBest]

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[FuturisticApple1]

So what happens if your teacher is a bitch and she throws in some letters?

Like 5A and 10B ?

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[Ktayr]

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[sabrinalovsyah]

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[mrpsycho414]

This helped me a lot.

[jaimebany]

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[oLiViErNgUyEn]

Could you show us how to find the GCF of an expression?

[nardigenti]

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[wmarcario]

I wonder how he does this stuff upsidedown?

[cheropride]

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[1234567890janoy12345]

please help me, im pretty confuse with 45/120

i have 3*3*5 for 45 and 3*2*2*5*2, so is 3 the GCF?

[YourTutorOnline]

@1234567890janoy12345 So close. You did the prime factorization correctly. I would re-write it with exponents. 45 = 3^2 * 5 and 120 = 2^3 * 3 * 5. That makes it a bit easier to compare what you got. Now you can see that they both have one 3 and one 5 in common. Multiply these common numbers together 3*5 to get the GCF of 15.

[chrissline77]

@YourTutorOnline .....Wow you just made that so easy for me. Thank you so much! It's so much easire than using prime numbers.

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[REsupersalva]

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[klmk1984]

I dont understand how to find the gcf in 12 and 24 using this method. They both have 4 and 3, so 4 * 3 = 12 ( I know 12 is the answer) But what I'm confused about, is they both have 2's as well. Where does the 2 come in?

[TheBSIS]

@klmk1984 - 4 isn't a prime number. You have to break it down into 2 x 2. Then you get 12: 2,2,3 and 24: 2,2,2,3. The common factors are 2,2,3= 12

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[klmk1984]

@TheBSIS Thank you for clarifying! I understand now :)

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[dnl114]

how did he learn to write backwards?lol

[videoaddict890567]

How about if the number is only in 2 collums?

Well if u answered wsh me lck on my exm lol

[YourTutorOnline]

@videoaddict890567 same exact process except you just compare the numbers in the two columns (because that is all you have). You can do this with any number of columns

[DesiKainth]

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[david1905ish]

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[buffboy1995]

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[MsLunaMaeMoon]

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[kimchi4fun]

awesome upsidedownness ^__^

[charlton1996]

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[huyenthoaitiengdan]

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[YOYOGNAGSTA]

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[nata2329]

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[kunaljones]

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[KiZyKra]

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[zigzagzatch]

thank u so much helped with my home work i finally get it u should be my teacher

[14valentina]

thats weird how u write

[YOYOGNAGSTA]

ur good at wrighting upside down

[JakballGene]

you're not so good at writing

[zigzagzatch]

its also upside down

[JakballGene]

im not talking about the guy in the video you twat

[uhohstellajean]

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[freeeHUGSx]

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[thenamesfrancisco]

thanks man this helped

[loveme5493]

what if theres 2 prime numbers that they both have in common?

[oliverspawpal]

thanks soo much that helped alot!!

[mra098310]

Will you do requests? I'm having the hardest time solving logs and natural logs.

[YourTutorOnline]

Absolutely! Thanks for the request. Can you give me a bit more info on what you're covering? Maybe give me the name of the sections in your text book, or example problems. Logs is a bit of a large topic (it often covers an entire chapter in most text books).

Send me a private message or shoot me an email. Best of luck.

[monmarfori]

@YourTutorOnline can you learn relatively prime or coprime numbers? ex. GCF of 7 and 9

7=1x7 9=3x3 so 1 is the GCF.

[launica2u]

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[akfsjhaks]

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[YourTutorOnline]

LCF is not a term that is normally used, because it would just be a prime number. You might be thinking of LCM/LCD (lowest common multiple/lowest common denominator). Go to my profile page, I have a video on that one too. If that doesn't answer your question let me know.

[dymplez12]

thx....buh how do you find the LCF?