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Using the greatest common factor for the terms,how do you write 56+32 as a product?

Using the greatest common factor for the terms,how do you write 56+32 as a product?
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Using the greatest common factor for the terms,how do you write 56+32 as a product?

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You can put 2(28 + 16), 1(56+32), 4(14 + 8), and 8(7 + 4). I hope this helps!
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