What is the greatest common factor of 11(x-3)+22(x-3)^2+55(x-3)^5+66(x-3)^4

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What is the greatest common factor of 11(x-3)+22(x-3)^2+55(x-3)^5+66(x-3)^4

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Answer: 11(x-3)

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Jeff Dallien answered Jan 28, 2021

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Answer: 4? (am not sure sorry)

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4 I guess because your looking for GCF or 8 12 and 20 I guess

Bulbasaur answered Feb 2, 2021

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