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3 years ago

What is the Gcf for 12,54

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To find a GFC you have to put 12 | 54 like that and then you just find factors of 12 and then factors of 54 like this
12 | 54
1x12| 1x54
2x6 | 2x27
3x4 | 3x18
| 6x9
Those are all the GCF for 12,54

SO GCF of 12,54 is 6

I hope this helps (: good luck

JulsSmile [24]3 years ago

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I believe it’s 6

Hope this helps you :))

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