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Factor the expression 14x - 21 using the GCF
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Factor the expression 14x - 21 using the GCF

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you have to factor out the 7 because it goes into both 14 and 21. then you put the quotients from dividing into parentheses.
Factor the expression 14x - 21 using the GCF-example-1
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