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Which part of the expression is a factor? 12+5(−3−8)
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Which part of the expression is a factor? 12+5(−3−8)

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Answer:

5 and (-3-8)

Explanation:

There are two factors in this expression:

"5", and the expression in parenthesis (-3-8) since they multiply each other.

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