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Find the common factor and rewrite. Type your answer in the box. Do not use any spaces.

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finlep [7]4 years ago

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Common factor is 4X

Rewriting the term we get: $4X(Y + 2Z)$

Step-by-step explanation:

We need to find the common factor of the expression: $4XY + 8XZ$

A common factor is the term that is common in all the terms of the expression.

In the given expression the common factor is: 4X because it is common in both terms

$4XY + 8XZ$

$=4X(Y + 2Z)$

So, Common factor is 4X

Rewriting the term we get: $4X(Y + 2Z)$

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