Factor the GCF out of the given expression.
-$20 x^{8}+20 x$
A) $20 x\left(x^{7}+1\right)$
B) $20\left(x^{9}+1\right)$
C) $20 x\left(x^{7}\right)$
D) $20\left(x^{8}+x\right)$

Name: Factor the GCF out of the given expression. -$20 x^{8}+20 x$ A) $20 x\left(x^{7}+1\right)$ B) $20\left(x^{9}+1\right)$ C) $20 x\left(x^{7}\right)$ D) $20\left(x^{8}+x\right)$
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The greatest common factor (GCF) of $20 x^{8}$ and $20 x$ is $20x$. Factoring $20x$ out of each term gives $20 x\left(x^{7}+1\right)$.

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