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Yanka [14]
3 years ago
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If you answer you get brainest and a freind request

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aalyn [17]3 years ago
6 0
All I know is that the GCF is 4
ki77a [65]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

4(4x+7)

Step-by-step explanation:

Okay, lets break this problem down. Instead of solving the expression given, we are rather simplifying it as if we would fractions. A GCF is used to separate the largest number that can be multiplied into another number. For example,

Say if we had the numbers:

21 & 28

We are looking for the GCF, or Greatest Common Factor.

A factor is a number multiplied by another number to achieve the same outcome, for instance, take 4. The factors are 2 and 2, along with 4 and 1.

Now back to the example. 21 and 28 have what number in common? 7 If we take the number 7 out of 21 and 28 we get this:

21x+28=\\7*3=21\\7*4=28\\GCF = 7\\7(3x+4)=21x+28

Basically, we are looking at the same problem, but in simpler terms.

Now, looking at the problem originally given, we have:

16x+28=?\\4*4=16\\4*7=28\\GCF=4\\4(4x+7)=16x+28

Now remember, A GCF always is the same number. We can't use unlike numbers for a GCF . The number for both parts of the expression must be the same.

I hope that this provided you with some clarification and I would be happy to help you again in the future! Have a nice day!

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