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Identify the greatest common factor of 4(s−3)+s(s−3) Write the expression in factored form Submit QuestionQuestion 2

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We have the next expression


4(s-3)+s(s-3)

And we must find the greatest common factor


\begin{gathered} 4(s-3)+s(s-3) \\ \text{ The common factor that we can see is (s - 3)} \\ \text{ So, the greatest common factor is } \\ (s-3) \end{gathered}

Then, we must write the expression in factored form


\begin{gathered} 4(s-3)+s(s-3) \\ \text{ Using the common factor (s - 3)} \\ (4+s)(s-3) \end{gathered}

So, the factored form is


(4+s)(s-3)

ANSWERS:

1.


s-3

2.


(s-3)(4+s)

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