Lesson 11 Introduction Common actors and ultiples
The greatest common factor of any two numbers is the greatest factor both numbers have in common. In the problem on the previous page, you found that 3 is the GCF of 15 and 6. When two numbers have a common factor, like 15 and 6, you can write their sum as a product using the distributive property. Write each number with 3 as a factor: 15 1 6 5 ... ................
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