Greatest common factor of

4x^2y^3 and 6xy^2

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2xy^2

after factor removed

2xy and 3 are left
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2xy^2 is the greatest factor of

4x^2y^3 and 6xy^2

after you factor 2xy^2 from
4x^2y^3 and 6xy^2
2xy and 3 remain
Simplify:

2x^2y^5/
8x^3y^5
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