Mathematics, 29.05.2020 14:57 bertha4082
Four students were asked to write an expression which has terms that have a greatest common factor of 8c.
the expressions provided by the students are shown below.
Tanya
32C+16cd
Wyatt
8c-48cd
Xavier
36c-24c yang. 8c+40
Which student wrote the correct expression?
Answers: 2
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