Mathematics, 11.01.2022 05:20, trevorhenyan51

Factor each polynomial. Look for a GCF first (i don’t know how to get the GCF and the circled numbers are what ones i have to do)

Factor each polynomial. Look for a GCF first

(i don’t know how to get the GCF and the circled num

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