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GCF Identification in Industrial Modeling
An industrial technician is optimizing a parts list using the algebraic expression to determine material requirements for a structural blueprint. Before applying any other factoring patterns, the technician must identify and extract the greatest common factor (GCF). What is the GCF of the three terms in the expression ?
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