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Is 5 a factor of 42t–32u?

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Answer:

5 is not a factor

Explanation:

42t–32u

42t = 7*6*t = 7*3*2*t

32u = 8*4*u = 2*2*2*2*2*u

5 is not a factor of 42t–32u

JeanLaurent answered Nov 20, 2020

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