How do you put 4x + 8 in factored form?

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How do you put 4x + 8 in factored form?

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4x+ 8
= 4(x+2) (common factor is 4)

The final answer is 4(x+2)~

Paul Draper answered Jul 12, 2017

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$4x + 8 \\ \\ GCF = 4 \ / \ find \ GCF \\ \\ 4( (4x)/(4) + (8)/(4) ) \ / \ factor \ out \ GCF \\ \\ 4(x+2) \ / \ simplify \\ \\ Answer: \fbox {4(x + 2)}$

CristianCantoro answered Jul 14, 2017

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