Mathematics, 12.05.2021 16:00, CarlosParker99

What is not a common factor for the two fractional terms 2/3yx and 10/3x The terms can be written as (2)(1/3)(x)(y) and (10)(1/3)(x)?. •1/3 •1/3x •2/3 •y

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