Practice Task 2Find the common factorsGiven Sefs ofCommon FactorsNumbers1J 8 and 1221 22 and 333) 16 and 324) 36 and 4851 55 and 66

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Find the common factors Given Sefs of Numbers Common Factors 1) 8 and 12 2) 22 and 33 3) 16 and 32 4) 36 and 48 5) 55 and 66