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Select the correct answer. How can you express (16+40) as a multiple of a sum of whole numbers with no common factor? A. 2 x (8+20) B. 4 x (4+10) C. 8 x (2+5) D.16 x (1+5)
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How can you express (16+40) as a multiple of a sum of whole numbers with no common factor?
A. 2 x (8+20)
B. 4 x (4+10)
C. 8 x (2+5)
D.16 x (1+5)
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both c and d work here as 2,5,1 all have unique factors other than the obvious 1 that divided all numbers. hope I'm reading it right
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