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Factor the expression 3x-12

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Answer: 3(x-4)

Explanation:

Hii! Do you need to factor the expression 3x-12? No problem! (:

Note that both terms have something in common; it's known as the greatest common factor, or g.c.f.

The g.c.f. of 3x and -12 is 3, so we divide both 3x and -12 by 3.

We obtain

x-4

Now we put parentheses around x-4.

(x-4)

Next, we put 3 (the number we factored out) outside these parentheses.

3(x-4)

Voila! There's our answer, cheers!

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User WeakPointer
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Answer:

3(x-4)

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