Mark M. answered • 09/21/17
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The GCF is (x + 7)
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asked • 09/21/17Find the GCF of the list of terms. 4(x + 7), 9(x + 7)
Find the GCF of the list of terms.
4(x + 7), 9(x + 7)
4(x + 7), 9(x + 7)
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Andrew M. answered • 09/21/17
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Breaking these down into pimes we can find we have:
4(x+7) = 2(2)(x+7)
9(x+7) = 3(3)(x+7)
The only common factor is (x+7) so this is the GCF
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