whats the gcf 32 and 80?
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factors of 32 are 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32\nfactors of 80 are 1, 2, 4, 5, 8, 10, 16, 20, 40, 80\n\nGreatest common factor is 16.
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The answer to part b is 2000/80 = 25s
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"Find the highest common factor of . . ." means to find the highest whole number that goes into both of your numbers. For example, say your 2 numbers are 16 and 24. Then 1, 2, 4, and 8 are all factors of both numbers, but 8 is the highest.\n\n"Find the lowest common multiple of . . ." means to find the smallest number that both of your numbers are a factor OF.  For example, say your 2 numbers are 16 and 24 again.  There are infinite numbers that both will go into, but the lowest of them is 48.
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c to f:\nn*1.8; add 32\n\nf to c:\nn-32; multiply by 0.5555
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To find the GCF of A and B:\n1. divide A by B and take the remainder.\n2. If there is no remainder, B is the GCF\n3. If there is no remainder, make B the new A and make the remainder the new B, and go to step 1.
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80 to 95 pounds. ask your doctor too he or she can tell you easily.
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try the conversion table. europe uses metrics
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32% = 32/100 = 4*8/4*25 = 8/25
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Depends on the model...\n\nOn the Texas Instruments (TI) models, you would use the GCD function.\n\nGCD is found under MATH → NUM, arrow down to gcd( \nFrom the home screen, choose gcd(  followed by two numbers separated by a comma.\n \nNOTE:  gcd( accepts non-negative integers only and works with only two entries at a time.  If you need to figure the GCF or more than two numbers, do them a pair at a time.
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Answering...\n\nSteps:\n1. Determine tha numbers/variables that are common to both terms.\n2. Use the greatest of these factors (GCF).\n3. Factor out the GCF.\n4. What are left, put them inside the parenthesis.\n\nTherefore:\n1. Common factor: 2\n2. GCF: 2\n3. and...\n4. 2(6y^2 - 5) ANSWER
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From Fahrenheit = (value - 32) / 1.80\n\nor use http://www.csun.edu/~jmj2600/hw4.html
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see this 4^5$32@* ghh4$)--==Y7^6hnyntt%5$$%%44557 b7B7g77&765&yY\nis = to none, now happy
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LCM - 140\nGCF - 2\n\nthis is assuming that you mean 34-24, which is 10?
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760,320  \n\nWhy the hell would you need to know that???
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77, 78, 79, 82, 82, 82
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Its all about the storage space of the computer. \ni.e. 40GB has 40 giga bytes of storage space on the hard disk of the computer. \nand 80 GB hard disk will have 80 giga bytes of storage space. So, you can store more data on 80GB hard disk than on 40GB hard disk.
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g(2) = 8\nf(g(2)) = f(8) = 84