How do you factor 7x 21 14y?

Answer 1

Alright, buckle up, buttercup. To factor the expression 7x + 21 - 14y, you first want to look for common factors within the terms. In this case, you can factor out a 7 from all the terms, leaving you with 7(x + 3 - 2y). And there you have it, all factored and ready to roll.

Answer 2

Look for the GCF. 7, 14 and 21 all have 7 as a common factor. Divide that out.

7x divided by 7 = x

21 divided by 7 = 3

14y divided by 7 = 2y

7x + 21 + 14y = 7(x + 3 + 2y)