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What are the factor pairs of 38 and 48?
38 = 1*38, 2*1948 = 1*48, 2*24, 3*16, 4*12, 6*8
Is 12 divisor of 48 explain?
Yes because 12 is a factor of 48
All the factor pairs of 48?
(48,1)(24,2)(16,3)(12,4)(8,6)
Why is the greatest common factor of 96 48 and 84 12?
The GCF of 96 and 48 is 48. The GCF of 84 and 12 is 12.
What is the greastest common factor of 48 and 84?
48 and 84's highest common factor is 12.
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