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Circle the correct term that makes the sentence true. The (greatest, least) of common factors of two or more numbers is the (greatest, least) common factor of the numbers.

Circle the correct term that makes the sentence true. The (greatest, least) of common factors of two or more numbers is the (greatest, least) common factor of the numbers.
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Circle the correct term that makes the sentence true. The (greatest, least) of common factors of two or more numbers is the (greatest, least) common factor of the numbers.

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The least of the common factors of two or more numbers is the least common factor of the numbers.

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User Arthur Alvim
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The least of the common factors of two or more numbers is the least common factor of the numbers.
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