What is the GCF of x2 and x9?

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The greatest common factor (GCF) of the expressions x² and x^9 is x². To determine this, we analyze each term: Factors of x² are x * x, while factors of x^9 are x multiplied by itself nine times. The common factors in both are x * x, which gives us the GCF as x².

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What is the GCF of x2 and x9?