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Find GCF (212, 96) and LCM (212, 96) using prime factoring. Anyone know...

Find GCF (212, 96) and LCM (212, 96) using prime factoring. Anyone know...
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Find GCF (212, 96) and LCM (212, 96) using prime factoring.
Anyone know...

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8x12 and 2x2x53

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