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54+27 using the GCF

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54+27
using the GCF

Mathematics
middle-school

by Guerry

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27(3)
54/27=2
27(2+1)
27(3)

Christos Michael answered Nov 22, 2018

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4 votes

81
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Smatthewenglish answered Nov 23, 2018

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