Factor the algebraic expression 27x - 18y

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Factor the algebraic expression

27x - 18y

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Answer:9x

Step-by-step explanation: u would just do 27-18

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Answer:hey there

Explanation:

27x - 18y

>9(3x-2y)

>27x =333*x

>-18 y= -(332*y)

here 3 and 3 is common...so it is 9

hope this helps uuu

Suada answered Feb 13, 2021

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27x - 18y

>9(3x-2y)

>27x =3*3*3*x

>-18 y= -(3*3*2*y)

here 3 and 3 is common...so it is 9

hope this helps uuu

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>27x =333*x

>-18 y= -(332*y)