Polynomial Greatest Common Factor Practice

Find the greatest common polynomial factor shared by two expressions.

Math9th Grade

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01 Find the polynomial GCF. Use a positive leading coefficient.

Use exact answers: x^2 for powers, sqrt(2) for radicals and i for imaginary numbers. Separate solutions with commas.

1. Find the polynomial GCF of 24x^2-264x+720 and 26x^2-312x+910. Use a positive leading coefficient.

2. Find the polynomial GCF of 70x^2-770x+2100 and 75x^2-900x+2625. Use a positive leading coefficient.

3. Find the polynomial GCF of 11x^2+11x and 12x^2-12. Use a positive leading coefficient.

4. Find the polynomial GCF of 18x^2-234x+756 and 21x^2-294x+1008. Use a positive leading coefficient.

5. Find the polynomial GCF of 14x^2-154x+420 and 15x^2-180x+525. Use a positive leading coefficient.

6. Find the polynomial GCF of 6x^2+54x+120 and 8x^2+64x+120. Use a positive leading coefficient.

7. Find the polynomial GCF of 45x^2+225x+270 and 48x^2+192x+144. Use a positive leading coefficient.

8. Find the polynomial GCF of 64x^2+192x+128 and 68x^2+136x. Use a positive leading coefficient.