For this, you want to find the Factors, the Common ones and then the Greatest of those.
*Always list factor in pairs so that none are missed/left out
First, Factors of 32
1, 32
2, 16
4, 8
Now, Factors of 81
1, 81
3, 27
9
The next step is to highlight/circle the common factors
1,
As there is only one common factor, that is the greatest.
The GCF is 1
Answer:
you could do the weird drawing pass thingy
Step-by-step explanation:
you sit in a circle and wach have a piece of paper and pencil. you have 1 minute to start drawing something. when the time is up, you pass your paper to the right and have a minute to try to continue the person before yous drawing. it ends when you get your own paper back and you get to see how everyone else finished your drawing
10.6 over 1 (10 over 10) ➡106 over 10
106 ÷ 2 over 10 ÷2 ➡53 over 5
10.6 ➡ 10 & 3 over 5 [10 3/5]
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7.08 over 1 (100 over 100) ➡708 over 100
708÷ 4 over 100÷4 = 177 over 25
7.08 ➡ 7 & 2 over 25 [7 2/25
Answer:
for more math help use the app called connects
