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Factor the expression: 14x + 21y – 7z

Factor the expression: 14x + 21y – 7z
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Factor the expression: 14x + 21y – 7z

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User Pablo Marrufo
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Answer:

7(2x+3y-z)

Explanation:

You have to factor by graphing !

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User Zecong Hu
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Answer:

7 ( 2x + 3y - z)

Explanation:

To factor this expression, you need to find the GCF, which is 7.

7 ( 2x + 3y - z)

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