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Factor the algebraic expression. 12a + 14 =
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Factor the algebraic expression.
12a + 14 =

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2(6a+7)
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User Prajval Singh
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Answer:

2 (6a + 7)

Explanation:

Common multiple of 12 and 14 is 2

2 on the outside to multiply the stuff in the parenthesis.

2 * 6a = 12a

2 * 7 = 14

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