The GCF is the largest number that can go into both the terms. Since "y" isn't in both terms, it can't include y. x, however, is, so we know our GCF has x in it. What's the largest whole number that can go into 32 and 18? 2. Your GCF is <span>2x.
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After taking the first exam, 15 of the students dropped the class. The value 15 describes a characteristic of a population - first choice.
The answer will be 50 because if you are doing Area the formula is length times width therefore you would multiply all the numbers and you will end up with 50 feet cubed
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Step-by-step explanation:
Always proceed by first extracting all common factors to all terms:
Notice that the factors: 5, x, and y are present in all terms, so we can extract them from the trinomial:
Now, the trinomial left (-x+2-3y) cannot be factored out, so then factoring is complete.
You can read it of the graph which is (1,3) or also calculate it with vectors:
calculate the vector CD:
(5-(-3),2-4)=(8,-2)
to calculate the midpoint you need half of the vector length:
(8,-2)/2=(4,-1)
add the vector to C:
(-3,4)+(4,-1)=(1,3)=midpoint of CD
so it's the third option
