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Well, honey, any career that involves problem-solving and critical thinking could use the concept of greatest common factor. Math teachers, engineers, architects, and even financial analysts might find themselves dusting off their GCF skills from time to time. So, if you want to be the GCF guru of your workplace, just remember, it's not about the career, it's about the mindset.

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A Baker uses greatest common factor to figure out how many pastries that they want to make.

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Alex Haney

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WHY A BAKER

pit people that have to change out wheels for racers but they have to know when

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Robert Decroo

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none because you dont need to know them and school wastes your time

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