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Nalani says the expression 2+5x cannot be factored using the GCF. Is she ​correct? Explain why or why not
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Nalani says the expression 2+5x cannot be factored using the GCF. Is she ​correct? Explain why or why not

Nalani says the expression 2+5x cannot be factored using the GCF. Is she ​correct-example-1
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Nalani is incorrect because the expression 2 + 5x can be fact using the GCF so she is very incorrect
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It would be B, I’m pretty sure. Because 1 is not really considered a common factor, because it doesn’t change the expression. 2 doesn’t go into 5, and nor does 5 into two. So she is correct, that there is no common factors between the two.
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