Question

WHAT THE anwer of 8x,56x

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Your question is not proper... Do you want to find LCM there??

Answer 3

no may question is greatest common monomial factor pleas help me

Answer 4

Okay, you want to find GCF there, then.

Answer 5

yes

Answer 6

Now, see, out of 8 and 56, what is that maximum number that divides both 8 and 56??

Answer 7

4x4

Answer 8

I mean, out of 1, 2, 4, 8, these are the factors which divide both 8 and 56 simultaneously..

Out of these, which is the greatest factor??

Answer 9

4

Answer 10

4*4 = 16 ??

16 will not divide 56 and it will also not divide 8..

4??

4 will divide both 8 and 56, but 4 is not greatest there.. Look carefully..

Answer 11

Does factor 8 divide 8 and 56 at the same time??

Answer 12

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Answer 13

Just answer honestly what I am asking you will get it..

Answer 14

k

Answer 15

Do you think number 8 will divide 8 and 56 at the same time??

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Answer 16

1

Answer 17

It means yes 8 will divide 8..

Now tell me this 8 will divide 56 or not??

Answer 18

7

Answer 19

Yes, It means 8 will divide 56 also..

So, why are you saying 4 there?

I agree 4 will also divide 8 and 56 but 8 is also a factor which is dividing 8 and 56..

So, out of 4 and 8, 8 is the greatest factor that is dividing 8x and 56x..


Now, tell me for x, what will be the greatest factor that will divide x and factors are 1, x..

Now, you decide out of 1 and x, which is greater that will divide x there??

Answer 20

1x2 iskuwerd

Answer 21

I simplify it, if you have both x and x in the two terms, then simply x is the greatest factor which will divide x..

Or you can assume it also,.. Assume x to be 4 as x is any number there..

So, for 4,4 what is the greatest factor that will divide 4 there??? Simply, as factors of 4 are 1, 2 and 4, so here 4 is the greatest factor..

So, as you assume x = 4, also 4 is the greatest factor.. So, for x, x will be the greatest factor..

So, finally, you have 8 (from 8, 56) and x (from x,x) are the greater factor..

So, simply 8x is the Greatest Common Factor you can take out of both 8x and 56x..

Answer 22

Getting what I am trying to say??

Answer 23

what anwer day to say that

Answer 24

I have written answer there and you have still problem finding the answer..

Answer 25

what answer this may question duyo mine

Answer 26

Now, I have trouble understanding what are you saying!!!

Answer 27

no

Answer 28

explain it differnt way

Answer 29

Should I explain it in different way?? @grace_otte

Answer 30

what are you talking about @waterineyes