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The expression 15w+65 factored using the GCF is what?

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5(3w+13)
5 is the GCF
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Expression, variable, factor, GCF, factor

For this case we have an expression with a variable, in which we must factor the expression using the greatest common factor. By definition we have that the GFC of two numbers is the largest number that is a factor of both numbers.

Having said that we have the following expression:


15w + 65

So the greatest common factor between 15 and 65 is 5. So:


15w + 65 = 5 (3w + 13)

Answer:

The greatest common factor of the expression
15w + 65 is 5, then:


15w + 65 = 5 (3w + 13)

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