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Apply the distributive property to factor out the greatest common factor. 24j-16=

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Answer:

8(3j - 2).

Explanation:

24j-16

GCF = 8

so the answer is

8(3j - 2).

Urvashi Bhagat answered Mar 29, 2023

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