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Factor 60y-90-20x to identify the equivalent expressions. Choose two answers.

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pochemuha3 years ago

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C & D
Step-by-step explanation:
One evident common factor between 60, 90, & 20 is 10 because all these numbers end in a 0; Therefore one way to factor the equation 60y - 90 - 20x is;
10 (6y – 9 – 2x)
5 is also a common factor between the numbers 60, 90, & 20
60/5 = 12; 90/5 = 18; 20/5 = 4
Therefore 60y - 90 - 20x is also equal to;
5 (12y – 18 – 4x)

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