Paul has decided to take a trip to the united kingdom. while he is there, he hopes to visit several different cities, which are shown in the table below. the table also includes how much money paul expects to spend in each city, taking into consideration transportation, lodging, and so on. all costs listed are in pounds sterling (£). city cost (£) bristol 76 leicester 66 glasgow 91 leeds 60 belfast 72 paul’s sightseeing budget is £300. what is the cheapest city that paul can drop from his plans and still stay under budget? a. leicester b. leeds c. bristol d. belfast

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if 4 pounds of tomatoes cost $14 then make a t chart then divide 14 by 4  

in order to find the gcf of two numbers, first you need to find the prime factorization of each of the numbers. after you divide out the numbers as much as you can, you get:

36 = 2x2x3x3

84 = 2x2x3x7

from there, you can see which prime factors the two numbers have in common: 2, 2, and 3. then, you multiply the factors together to get 2x2x3=12.

you can double check this by dividing the two initial numbers by 12 to make sure 12 is a factor of them:

36/12 = 3

84/12 = 7

in your explanation, you pretty much give the definition of greatest common factors: that out of all the whole factors that 36 and 84 have in common, 12 has the greatest value.

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