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[tex]\mathrm{4(2x+5y)}[/tex]
[tex]\textsc{Explanation\::}[/tex]
Use the GCF to factor this expression .
The GCF stands for :
[tex]\pmb{G}[/tex] stands for Greatest
[tex]\pmb{C}[/tex] stands for Common
[tex]\pmb{F}[/tex] stands for Factor
[tex]\pmb{GCF}[/tex] = Greatest Common Factor
The abbreviation GCF comes in handy when it comes to factoring expressions like 8x+20y ( :
The Greatest Common Factor of 8x+20y is 4 , so that's what we factor out :
4(2x+5y)
Hint : Enter 4 , then 2 , then 5)
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Answer:
4 , 2 , 5
Step-by-step explanation:
break down 8 an 20 to its simplest multiple factors 8 is 4 an 2 and 20 is 4 an 5 just plug them into box