An expression is given: 35c + 14b - 7. use the GCF of the terms to write an equivalent expression.

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Isabella Poole

Mathematics

9 September, 04:05

An expression is given: 35c + 14b - 7. use the GCF of the terms to write an equivalent expression.

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Weston Juarez · Answer 1

7 (5c+2b-1)

Step-by-step explanation:

GCF stands for greatest common factor, so you need to find a common factor between 35, 14, and - 7. Use a method of your choice to find the GCF and you should find that it's 7. Then, you take the 7 "out" and put parentheses around the original equation while dividing every "term" by 7.