context: How to cancel fractions
Understand what a factor is.
A factor is one of the numbers that can be multiplied evenly by another number to get a third number. For instance, a factor of 6 is 2 because 2 times 3 equals 6.

OPTIONS:
- ( the difference is 3/5 + 3 = 4. ) The same goes for multiple numbers.
- A factor such as 3 multiplied twice, therefore, vs 2 equals 7. By using a factor of 6, you multiply with 5.
- Write out the factors of each number. The easiest way to write out all the factors is to begin with 1 and the number.
- A factor of 10 is 2 because 4 times 3 is 16. Note that example 12 is a multiple of 3 and 4 plus 2 is 12.
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next sentence for the context: Write out the factors of each number. The easiest way to write out all the factors is to begin with 1 and the number.

context: How to wear patchwork print
Choose neutral or dark patchwork prints.
If you're new to wearing patchwork prints, you may feel more comfortable if you avoid bright or colorful styles. Instead, opt for a patchwork prints that feature neutral or dark colors so the effect is subtle and more wearable.

OPTIONS:
- Patchwork prints come in many bright colors. They look great on almost any outfit, including jeans, knee-high boots, and designer t-shirts.
- Black, white, and gray patchwork prints are a good option if you want to ease your way into wearing the pattern. If you prefer to wear more vivid colors, opt for patchwork prints that use dark shades, such as navy blue, maroon, hunter green, or plum.
- Patchwork prints may also make it difficult to move around while wearing them with jeans for other reasons. Make sure your print is dark enough for you to see through, but not so dark that you cannot even bring yourself to the point where you need to wear something camouflage.
- You may also want to pair patchwork prints with shades of black and tan to add a more subtle appearance. Pick patchwork prints that mimic photographs from your childhood.
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next sentence for the context: Black, white, and gray patchwork prints are a good option if you want to ease your way into wearing the pattern. If you prefer to wear more vivid colors, opt for patchwork prints that use dark shades, such as navy blue, maroon, hunter green, or plum.

context: How to be emo at a school with uniforms
Straighten your hair.
This is a simple thing you can do that most likely won't be against your school's rules. Emo people typically have super straight hair.

OPTIONS:
- If they use gel or make-up clips use a small brush or comb to straighten it. When you try to wash your hair, don't blow dry your hair.
- Pull up the top half of your hair and put it in a bun. Then, start on the bottom half of your hair.
- Fix that first-while at school, put it up a little higher on your head. You're much more likely to be emo there than what you already have.
- Don't straighten it, put your hair up into a ponytail and secure it with a pretty (secure) knot at the end of it. To make this look more emo, comb your hair with a wide toothed comb (without brush) all over to make it look grown up.
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next sentence for the context: Pull up the top half of your hair and put it in a bun. Then, start on the bottom half of your hair.

context: A hedge is shown up close. A bunch of tools for trimming the hedge are displayed. a man

OPTIONS:
- is sanding a section on the hedge.
- shows how to trim the hedge and shape it.
- is outside on a portable lawn mower.
- uses a large rake to remove the tough material.
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shows how to trim the hedge and shape it.