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Factor the algebraic expression. 40a+5

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Factor the algebraic expression. 40a+5

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howits done

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Benito Bertoli answered May 21, 2021

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5 (8a + 1)

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Since they both can be factored by 5 you would divide both by 5 and get 8 and 1.

Ddmytrenko answered May 25, 2021

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