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What is 21m-7 factored using the gcf
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What is 21m-7 factored using the gcf
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answer: 7
explanation: The GCF is the greatest number that can go into both numbers equally. 7 can go into both, since 7 is 7 and 21 is 7 x 3. Therefore, 7 is your greatest common factor.
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I believe it it 7
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