The Highest Common Factor (HCF) of a polynomial can be defined as the biggest polynomial that can evenly divide every term of the provided polynomial. To ascertain it, you need to break down each term into prime factors, pinpoint the mutual factors, and then multiply them. This approach makes the process of polynomial division or factorization much more straightforward.
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None | Find the greatest common factor (GCF) of the poly… | Step 1: Identify the common factors of the coefficients and the lowest power of \(x\) in each term.… |