Find the Greatest Common Factorthe largest number that divides evenly into <span>4x<span>4x</span></span> and <span>-6<span>−6</span></span>?
It is <span>22</span>.
the highest degree of <span>xx</span> that divides evenly into <span>4x<span>4x</span></span> and <span>-6<span>−6</span></span>?
It is 1, since <span>xx</span> is not in every term.Multiplying the results above,
The GCF is <span>22</span>.
<span><span>2(<span><span>2</span><span><span>4x</span></span><span></span></span>−<span><span>2</span><span>6</span><span></span></span>)
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<span>−2(2x−3)</span>
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Sry i suck in math brother
I think it 70 or 4
ion really know
No because there is not a number that is the same number that equals to 26
A. terminating
b. repeating
c. repeating
d. terminating
e. repeating
i think
