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OpenStudy (leann01xxx):

Select the GCF of these numbers. 25 · 5· 11 and 23· 52 · 7 A. 22 · 3 B. 2· 112 C. 32 D. 23 ·5 E. 13 · 193 ·232

OpenStudy (tennis5518):

Any ideas or guessor clues?

OpenStudy (leann01xxx):

C?

OpenStudy (tennis5518):

Ok sso You can get hte greatest common factor of three numbers by the same method you use for two numbers: splitting each number into prime factors and taking all common factors. Or, if you want to use Euclid's algorithm: gcf(25, 5, 11) = gcf(gcf(25, 5), 11)). In other words, you can take the greatest common factor of any two numbers, then the greatest common factor of the result and the third number.

OpenStudy (kaleb_m95):

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