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Factor the algebraic 12a+20=
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Factor the algebraic

12a+20=

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Answer: 4(3a+5)

Explanation: Factor 4 out of 12a +20.
User JoBaxter
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Answer:

4(3a+5)

Explanation:

When you factor an algebraic expression, you divide the initial expression by a common factor to produce your answer.

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