Problem 13
Question
Find the greatest common factor of each group of terms. $$ c(k-9), 5(k-9) $$
Step-by-Step Solution
Verified Answer
The greatest common factor of the given group of terms $$c(k-9)$$ and $$5(k-9)$$ is \((k-9)\).
1Step 1: Identify the common factors in both terms
We have the terms $$c(k-9)$$ and $$5(k-9)$$. We can see that the \((k-9)\) factor is in both terms.
2Step 2: Determine the greatest common factor
Since the only common factor in both terms is \((k-9)\), this is the greatest common factor.
So, the greatest common factor of the given group of terms is $$(k-9)$$.
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