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Rewrite 140 + 200 using the GCF and factoring.

Rewrite 140 + 200 using the GCF and factoring.
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Rewrite 140 + 200 using the GCF and factoring.

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Answer:

20(7 + 10)

Explanation:

The GCF of 200 and 140 are 20

.: by GCF and factoring we have:

20(7 + 10)

Opening the bracket still gives the initial expression.

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