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Greatest common factor, lots of them, and not tons of time
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Greatest common factor, lots of them, and not tons of time

Greatest common factor, lots of them, and not tons of time-example-1
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Given data:

The given expression is (15w+65).

The given factor can be written as,


(15w+65)=5(3w+13)

Thus, the greatest common factor is 5.

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