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Use the Distributive Property to factor the polynomial 16t - 40 A. 4 (2t - 5y) B. 8 (t+5y) C. 8 (2t - 5y) D. 10 (6t - 4)
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Use the Distributive Property to factor the polynomial 16t - 40 A. 4 (2t - 5y) B. 8 (t+5y) C. 8 (2t - 5y) D. 10 (6t - 4)
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C. 8 (2t - 5y)
D. 10 (6t - 4)
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16t - 40 = 8(2t) - 8(5) =
8(2t - 5) (Answer C)
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