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What’s the answer to 10a - 13a being factored

What’s the answer to 10a - 13a being factored
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What’s the answer to 10a - 13a being factored

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correct

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User Santanu Karar
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Answer:

a(10 - 13)

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The only common factor between these numbers is a, as 10 and 13 do not share factors (13 is prime). We can only factor out a.

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