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Find the GCF of the two numbers, and rewrite the sum of the two numbers using the distributive property. 30 + 60 a 10(3 + 6) b 10(3 x 6) c 30(1 + 2) d 30(1 x 2)

Find the GCF of the two numbers, and rewrite the sum of the two numbers using the distributive property. 30 + 60 a 10(3 + 6) b 10(3 x 6) c 30(1 + 2) d 30(1 x 2)
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Find the GCF of the two numbers, and rewrite the sum of the two numbers using the distributive property. 30 + 60

a 10(3 + 6)
b 10(3 x 6)
c 30(1 + 2)
d 30(1 x 2)

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c is the correct answer
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