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Factor Finder: Common Factor

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Quick true/false on factoring out a common factor.

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Factor Finder: Common Factor
 

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Quick true/false on factoring out a common factor.

by Ellie
1

Factoring out a common factor changes the value of the expression.

2

Factoring out a common factor reduces the expression to a simpler form.

3

The greatest common factor of 4x^2 and 6x is 4x.

4

The distributive property cannot be used when factoring.

5

The greatest common factor of 6x and 9x is 3x.

6

If all terms share a factor, you can factor it out to write the expression as that factor times another expression.

7

You should always factor out the constant 1 to simplify an expression.

8

If terms have no common factor, you should still factor out x.

9

You can factor out 5 from 5a + 10b to get 5(a + 2b).

10

Factoring out x from x^2 + 3x yields x(x + 3).

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