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Factor the algebraic expression 25a+40​
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Factor the algebraic expression 25a+40​

User Iman Mohamadi
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Answer:

5(5a + 8)

Explanation:

5 is common to both terms 25a and 40. Therefore,

25a+40​ = 5(5a + 8)

User Lawrence Choy
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Answer:

5(5a+8)

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