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Factor each expressionusing the gcf 8x +24

asked Nov 19, 2018 51.7k views

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Factor each expressionusing the gcf 8x +24

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4(2x + 6)
or 2(4x + 12)

Alex Siepman answered Nov 20, 2018

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The answer will be 8(x+3)

Rumi answered Nov 25, 2018

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