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Given the expression: 9x^2 − 15x − 6 Part A: What is the greatest common factor? Explain how to find it.

Given the expression: 9x^2 − 15x − 6 Part A: What is the greatest common factor? Explain how to find it.
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Given the expression: 9x^2 − 15x − 6 Part A: What is the greatest common factor? Explain how to find it.

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Explanation:

'3' is the GFC

3 ( 3x^2 - 5x - 2)

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