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Use distributive law to factor 14a+56b+7

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14a = 7 · 2a
56b = 7 · 8b
7 = 7 · 1

14a + 56b + 7 = 7(2a + 8b + 1)

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14a + 56b + 7 = 7 (2a + 8b + 1)

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