3 years ago

How do you factor out the coefficient of 2.2x+4.4

1 answer:

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2.2x and 4.4 have a GCF of 2.2. So, you can factor that out like so:
2.2x+4.4 = 2.2*x+2.2*2 = 2.2(x+2)

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