1. **Problem:** Do a factoring example.
2. **Formula used:** A common factoring pattern is the greatest common factor rule:
$$ab+ac=a(b+c)$$
This means we look for the biggest factor shared by every term.
3. **Example:** Factor $6x+12$.
4. **Find the greatest common factor:** Both $6x$ and $12$ share a factor of $6$.
5. **Rewrite each term using $6$:**
$$6x+12=6x+6\cdot 2$$
6. **Factor out the common factor:**
$$6x+12=6(x+2)$$
7. **Check the work:** Multiply back to make sure it matches the original expression.
$$6(x+2)=6x+12$$
So the factoring is correct.
8. **Final answer:** $$6(x+2)$$
Factoring Example 01D765
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