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3 years ago

Consider the expression 63 + 81.

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63+81=9(7+9)
You can check your answer by:
9(7+9)
9(7+ )=63
9( +9)=81
Multiplying the GCF by every term in the parenthesis.

kvv77 [185]3 years ago

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The GCF of 63 and 81 is 9, so you can use that as the factor outside of the parentheses. Divide both numbers by 9 and write the sum as 9(7 + 9). You can check that the sum 63 + 81 is the same as the product 9(7 +9).

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