Greatest common factor worksheet
See below how you can print this worksheet about the greatest common factor.
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1. 3, 6 |
2. 8, 12 |
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3. 25, 30 |
4. 18, 30 |
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5. 35, 42 |
6. 20 , 10 |
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7. 2, 5 |
8. 21, 7 |
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9. 10, 9 |
10. 33, 39 |
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