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Which expression shows a way to factor 63+3563 + 35?\newlineChoices:\newline(A) 7(8+7)7(8 + 7)\newline(B) 7(9+6)7(9 + 6)\newline(C) 7(8+5)7(8 + 5)\newline(D) 7(9+5)7(9 + 5)

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Q. Which expression shows a way to factor 63+3563 + 35?\newlineChoices:\newline(A) 7(8+7)7(8 + 7)\newline(B) 7(9+6)7(9 + 6)\newline(C) 7(8+5)7(8 + 5)\newline(D) 7(9+5)7(9 + 5)
  1. Identify GCF of 6363 and 3535: Identify the Greatest Common Factor (GCF) of 6363 and 3535. Calculation: Factors of 6363 are 11, 33, 77, 99, 2121, 6363. Factors of 3535 are 11, 353533, 77, 3535. The GCF is 77.
  2. Express using GCF: Express 6363 and 3535 using the GCF.\newlineCalculation: 63=7×963 = 7 \times 9, 35=7×535 = 7 \times 5. So, 63+3563 + 35 can be written as 7×9+7×57 \times 9 + 7 \times 5.
  3. Factor out GCF: Factor out the GCF from the expression.\newlineCalculation: 7×9+7×5=7(9+5)7 \times 9 + 7 \times 5 = 7(9 + 5).
  4. Match with choices: Match the factored expression with the given choices.\newlineCalculation: The expression 7(9+5)7(9 + 5) matches choice (D).

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