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Factoring simple expressions only using greatest common factor

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Q 1/10
Score 0
What is the greatest common factor used to factor the expression 12x + 18?
300
$3(4x + 6)$
$6(2x + 3)$
$2(6x + 9)$
$12(x + 1.5)$
Q 2/10
Score 0
What is the greatest common factor used to factor the expression 24y + 32?
300
$2(12y + 16)$
$8(3y + 4)$
$4(6y + 8)$
$12(2y + 2.67)$

10 questions

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What is the greatest common factor used to factor the expression 12x + 18?

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300 sec

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What is the greatest common factor used to factor the expression 24y + 32?

2

300 sec

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What is the greatest common factor used to factor the expression 15a + 35?

3

300 sec

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What is the greatest common factor used to factor the expression 28b + 42c?

4

300 sec

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What is the greatest common factor used to factor the expression 18x + 27y?

5

300 sec

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What is the greatest common factor used to factor the expression 40m + 60n?

6

300 sec

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What is the greatest common factor used to factor the expression 14p + 21q?

7

300 sec

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What is the greatest common factor used to factor the expression 50x + 75?

8

300 sec

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What is the greatest common factor used to factor the expression 36r + 48s?

9

300 sec

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What is the greatest common factor used to factor the expression 54x + 81?

10

300 sec

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