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What is the Greatest Common Factor of 12 and 36?
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I'll teach you with another example first. Then we'll come to this question. ok?
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Let's say we have 6 and 9. We have to find its GCF See the diagram |dw:1330717064091:dw| Divide 9 by 6, we get remainder 3. Now divide 6 by 3. The remainder is 0 . SO the highest common factor is 3
Here we have 12 and 36 divide 36 by 12 , we get remainder 0 , so 12 itself is the GCF
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