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Factor the expression. 4x(x^2 − 7) + 3(x^2 − 7)

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To factor an expression, you need to analyze it and find a common variable or expression on the expression given. In this expression, you can observe that the expression x^2 – 7 is common to the two terms. You need to factor it out from the both of them.

4x (x^2 – 7) + 3 (x^2 – 7)

(x^2 – 7) (4x + 3)

This is already the complete factor of the expression.

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