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How do I find the prime factorization of numbers with variables and exponents in them

[From: ] [author: ] [Date: 11-12-07] [Hit: ]
I dont know how to do this with variables and exponents (I wasnt in class for this).Thank you, any help is appreciated! :)-GCF of 180 and 210 is 30.a^2 and a is a.Therefore GCF of 180a^2 and 210a is 30a.......
Okay so the problem is this:
Find the greatest common factor of 180a^2 and 210a.
What I do is I find the prime factorization and select the greatest common factor from there.
However, I don't know how to do this with variables and exponents (I wasn't in class for this).
Thank you, any help is appreciated! :)

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GCF of 180 and 210 is 30.
a^2 and a is a.
Therefore GCF of 180a^2 and 210a is 30a.

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180a^2 and 210a
a(180a and 210
=30a(6a and 7)

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Ans

30 a
1
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