5 Academy's 52 ACT® Math Problem Types PART 2 | 5 Academy's ACT® Math Strategies and Tips

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Can you make a cheat sheet with all conversion factors for unit conversion?

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[@Nikobetaedits]

In the factoring part the box method you said you plug in the “greatest common factor” but you plugged in the “least common factor” can you explain that part again 6:24

[@5Academy]

Sorry that was unclear! For the box method you find the GCF for each individual row and column and place it on the outside. You're looking for the largest shared factor of both terms. So like you see in the video, the GCF of 4 and 10 is 2. For 2x^2 and 5x it's x, for 2x^2 and 4x it's 2x, and for 5x and 10 it's 5. Hope that helps! Let us know if you have any more questions.