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No links! Please!! Factor 28x+12y using the GFC
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Factor 28x+12y using the GFC

User SynergyChen
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Answer:

4(7x+3y)

Explanation:

28x+12y

Factor out the greatest commom factor "4"

4(7x+3y) is the answer

User Beparas
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Answer:

4(7x + 3y)

Explanation:

28x+12y using GCF(greatest common factor)

gcf = 4

4(7x + 3y)

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