Using Prime Factorization To Create Equivalent Expressions | 6th grade math | #equivalentexpressions @BloomingWithMsB
Using Prime Factorization To Create Equivalent Expressions | 6th grade math | #equivalentexpressions  @BloomingWithMsB
Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Hi y’all,
In today’s video, I’ll be showing how to find equivalent expressions by using prime factorization in order to find the greatest common Factor.
Basically, we are using factorization to turn this expression into a distributive property expression.

These expressions also contain two different variables.

This is from California math, sixth grade, chapter 6 lesson 7. 
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