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Using the greatest common factor for the terms, how can you write 56 + 32 as a product?

Using the greatest common factor for the terms, how can you write 56 + 32 as a product?
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Using the greatest common factor for the terms, how can you write 56 + 32 as a product?

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A product in math is the answer to a multiplication problem.
Example: 5*12=60

The product would be 60
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