2 years ago

What is the GCF of 128 and 9?

1 answer:

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128 & 9
Factors of 1: 128, 9
Factors of 2: no
Factors of 3: no
Factors of 4: no
Factors of 5: no
Factors of 6: no
Factors of 7: no
Factors of 8: no
Factors of 9: no

GCF is 1

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