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Can you factor the polynomial 4r plus 8rs plus 28r? - Answers

4r + 8rs + 28r 4r is a factor of every every term so the expression can be written 4r(1 + 2s +7) NOTE : The original expression can be simplified to 8rs + 32r and thus the factored expression becomes 4r(2s + 8).



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4r + 8rs + 28r 4r is a factor of every every term so the expression can be written 4r(1 + 2s +7) NOTE : The original expression can be simplified to 8rs + 32r and thus the factored expression becomes 4r(2s + 8).



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4r + 8rs + 28r 4r is a factor of every every term so the expression can be written 4r(1 + 2s +7) NOTE : The original expression can be simplified to 8rs + 32r and thus the factored expression becomes 4r(2s + 8).

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