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Factorization by Taking Common Factor

22+77x can be...

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$22 + 77 x$ can be written as.

A

22 (1 + 7 x)

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11 (2 + 7 x)

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2 (11 + 77 x)

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Solution

The correct option is B $11 (2 + 7 x)$
$11$ is the common factor of $22$ and $77$ .
So, we can take 11 common. We get
$11 (2 + 7 x)$ .

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22 + 77 x

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