![2[(4x^2+5)(x+3)]](/tpl/images/0458/6484/9abd9.png)
is the completely factored form of her polynomial
![8x^3+24x^2+10x+30=2[(4x^2+5)(x+3)]](/tpl/images/0458/6484/1113c.png)
![=2[(4x^2(x+3)+5(x+3)]](/tpl/images/0458/6484/bdce1.png)
 ( taking common terms )![=2[(4x^2+5)(x+3)]](/tpl/images/0458/6484/17282.png)
 ( taking common factors )8x3+24x2+10x+30
Mathematics, 17.01.2020 02:31 mechelllcross
Louise begins factoring the polynomial, which has four terms.
8x3+24x2+10x+30
2(4x3+12x2+5x+15)
2[4x2(x+3)+5(x+3)]
which is the completely factored form of her polynomial?
8x2(x + 3)2
2x(4x2 + 5)
2(4x2 + 5) (x + 3)
2(4x2 + 5) (x + 3)2
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Louise begins factoring the polynomial, which has four terms.
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8x3+24x2+10x+30
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