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Am I doing this right? 16,14=4 15,35=5 24,32=4 27,63=9 20,80=20 18,38=2 14,49=7 66,99=33 9,35=1 6,24,42=6 30,50,70=10 32,48,96=12 10w,5w=5 16xy,24xy=8 21ab,35a=7 10jk,15k=5 3mn,…
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Am I doing this right? 16,14=4 15,35=5 24,32=4 27,63=9 20,80=20 18,38=2 14,49=7 66,99=33 9,35=1 6,24,42=6 30,50,70=10 32,48,96=12 10w,5w=5 16xy,24xy=8 21ab,35a=7 10jk,15k=5 3mn,…
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Am I doing this right?
16,14=4
15,35=5
24,32=4
27,63=9
20,80=20
18,38=2
14,49=7
66,99=33
9,35=1
6,24,42=6
30,50,70=10
32,48,96=12
10w,5w=5
16xy,24xy=8
21ab,35a=7
10jk,15k=5
3mn,9mn,12mn=3
6xy,9x,3y=3
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GCF(16, 14) = 2 Note: 14 is not divisible by 4.
GCF(24, 32) = 8 because
24 = 2 x 2 x 2 x 3
32 = 2 x 2 x 2 x 2 x 2 GCF = 2 x 2 x 2 = 8
GCF(10w, 5w) = 5w because the w is a common factor, too.
GCF(16xy, 24xy) = 8xy because x and y are factors common to both
GCF(21ab, 35a) = 7a because a is a common factor, but b is not
GCF(10jk, 15k) = 5k
GCF(3mn, 9mn, 12mn) = 3mn
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