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From: mackenzie <smiley1996smiles@gmail.com> To: Teacher2Teacher Public Discussion Date: 2008091620:49:21 Subject: Re: HELP... Greatest Common Factors the answer is 10 and 85. look at the problem closely now you see that 85 can go into 850 and so can ten. then you divide them and 85 cannnot go into 10 so you have solved the problem.i am a seventh grader and i had the same exact qeustion for homework and that is how i figured it out.
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