Let’s look more closely at the greatest common factor (GCF) of a problem.
<ul><li>Let’s look more closely at the greatest common factor (GCF) of a problem. Apply your knowledge
of GCFs (13.1) to simplify a problem presented by a classmate. You will need to factor the problem and post your simplified expression. Then, post another example for someone else to simplify. I will start the discussion with this expression.</li> <li>Simplify: 56x<sup>7</sup>+ 21x<sup>4</sup>+ 63x<sup>3</sup></li> <li>I am looking forward to seeing your problem and simplified expressions. Don’t forget to check that your classmate answered correctly.</li> <li>Each time you post, you should post a solution and a new problem for a classmate to solve. This keeps the discussion fresh and provides you with many solutions on the week’s topics. Use these as references if you are stuck on a topic. Please don’t everyone answer my original problem (this will get really boring!), but look at the bottom of the discussion for the latest one posted by a classmate and respond to it. Try this one or the original one to start you off and let’s work from there. Remember, no repeats!</li></ul>