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6. What is the greatest common factor of the following expression? * 15y3 – 40y

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Nady [450]3 years ago

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Answer:

I'm not sure what 15y3 is, but I'll take a guess.

If the only numbers are 15, 3, and -40, then the greatest common factor is 1.

If the only numbers are 15 and 3, then it's three.

If the only numbers are 15 and -40, it would be 5.

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