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Factoring Out the Greatest Common Factor Worksheet with Answer Key

7 problems on factoring out the greatest common factor: finding the GCF of terms, factoring, negative common factors, fraction and decimal terms, an octagon's perimeter, and using factored form to find values. 2 pages, with a worked answer key.

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  1. Find the greatest common factor of the terms.
    14n and 3512ab and 18b^221p^2q, 14pq and 7p15a^2b^3, 21ab^2 and 9a^3b
  2. Factor out the greatest common factor and check by distributing.
    9t + 1220 - 15r7g^2 + 7g16b^2c - 40bc3x^3 + 12x^2 - 6x
  3. Factor out a negative common factor.
    -8d - 20-18y^2 + 27y-a^2 - 6a-9k^3 + 6k^2 - 3k
  4. Factor so the parentheses have whole number coefficients with no common factor.
    2x + \dfrac{1}{3}\dfrac{1}{2}z + \dfrac{2}{3}0.6p + 0.9\dfrac{1}{2}a - \dfrac{3}{4}b + \dfrac{1}{8}
  5. Word problem: factor an octagonal table top's perimeter to find a side length.
  6. Factor an expression and use it to find a value from a given sum.
  7. Write an expression as a whole number times parentheses in every possible way.

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