Lesson Worksheet: The Greatest Common Factor of Monomials Mathematics • 7th Grade
In this worksheet, we will practice finding the greatest common divisor (factor) of two or more monomials.
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Find the greatest common factor of and , given that and are positive integer numbers.
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Q3:
Find the greatest common factor of , , and , given that , , and are positive integer numbers.
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Q4:
Consider the rectangle shown.
Find its area.
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Find its perimeter.
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Find the greatest common factor of the area and the perimeter.
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Q5:
True or False: The greatest common factor of monomials is the product of their common prime factors.
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Q6:
If the greatest common factor of two monomials is and one of the monomials is , which of the following is the other monomial?
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Q7:
What is the greatest common factor of and ?
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Q8:
A circle, , has a radius of . Find the greatest common factor of its area and its circumference, given that is a positive integer.
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Q9:
True or False: The greatest common factor of and is .
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Q10:
If the greatest common factor of two monomials is and one of the monomials is , which of the following could be the other monomial?
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