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The expression 3r - 6 can be written as _____. A:3(r - 2) B:3(r - 6) C:3(3r - 6)

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Answer:


\boxed{ \bold{ \sf{ \boxed{3(r - 2)}}}}

Option A is the correct option.

Explanation:


\sf{3r - 6}

▪️If there is a common factor in each term of an expression, the common factor can be taken as the factor with the remaining terms.

Here, taking 3 common


\sf{3(r - 2)}

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Answer: 3(r - 2)

Step-by-step explanation: First, determine the Greatest Common Factor between the different terms in the polynomial.

The Greatest Common Factor between 3r and 6 is 3.

So a 3 factors out.

Inside the parenthses, we are left with each term divided by 3.

So we have 3(r - 2) as our final answer.

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