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Given the sum 70=25+45, rewrite 25+45 using their greatest common

  1. We can rewrite the expression 16 + 8 as 8x(2+1). Notice that 8 is the greatest common factor of 16 and 8. Use this same method
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  2. factor the given polynomial by finding the greatest common monomial factor (or the negative of the greatest common monomial
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  3. Factor the given polynomial by finding the greatest common monomial factor (or the negative of the greatest common monomial
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  4. Factor the given polynomial by finding the greatest common monomial factor (or the negative of the greatest common monomial
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  5. factor the given polynomial by finding the greatest common monomial factor (or the negative of the greatest common monomial
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  6. Use Greatest Common Factor to rewrite the expression:(63+81) = ( +
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  7. Use Greatest Common Factor to rewrite the expression:(63+81) =
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  8. Use Greatest Common Factor to rewrite the expression:(63+81) = ( + )
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  9. 70=25+45, rewrite 25+45 using their greatest common factors and multiplication
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  10. Which equation shows how to rewrite the sum of 42 and 50 for using their greatest common factor
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