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3 years ago

(sum by gcf ) what is the gcf of 44+40? 44+40=4 (+)

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2 answers:

kati45 [8]3 years ago

6 0

44|2
22|2
11|11
1

40|2
20|2
10|2
5|5
1

$GCF(40,44)=2^2=4$

$44+40=4\cdot11+4\cdot10=4(11+10)$

Illusion [34]3 years ago

4 0

The answer is 4

|________ you put 44+40 in the box

|_______ then you see what goes into both and it is 4 so then divide 44 and 40 by 4

then put 11+10 in the box and nothing goes into 11 and 10 so 4 is the only thing that goes into 44 +40

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(sum by gcf ) what is the gcf of 44+40? 44+40=4 (__+__)

(sum by gcf ) what is the gcf of 44+40? 44+40=4 (+)