How do you find the GCF of #16x, 24x^2#?

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Rachel
Jan 26, 2017

#4x#

Explanation:

#16# #color(white)(1*24)# #x# #color(white)(1*24)# #24# #color(white)(1*24)# #x^2#
#1*16# #color(white)(1)# #color(red)(x)*1# #color(white)(..)# #1*24# #color(white)(14)# #color(red)(x)*x#
#2*8##color(white)(1*24)# #color(white)(x)##color(white)(00.)# #2*12#
#color(red)(4)*4##color(white)(1*24)# #color(white)(x)##color(white)(00.)# #3*8#
#color(white)(1*24)# #color(white)(x)##color(white)(0000.0.)# #color(red)(4)*6#

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