SOLUTION: factor out a common factor t(6-m)+s(6-m) a. t(6-m)+s b. (t-s)(6-m) c. (t+s))6-m) d. no common factor

Question 336032: factor out a common factor
t(6-m)+s(6-m)
a. t(6-m)+s
b. (t-s)(6-m)
c. (t+s))6-m)
d. no common factor
Answer by jim_thompson5910(35256) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Factor out the GCF to get . So the answer is C)

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