What does the 3 represent in 3(20 15)?

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Depending on what you're supposed to do, the three could either mean to distribute it into the equation, giving you
either
(3*2015) or (3*20)*(3*15) or (3*20) +/- (3*15)

Or an example of factoring where they took 3 out of 60 and 45.

There are no instruction on what to do in this question.

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