Factor the polynomial.

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5 0

The coefficients here are 4, 32, and -24. The GCF of these values is 4.
As for the variables, the values are x^7, x^5, and x^4. The GCF is x^4
To factor this expression take out 4x^4 from each of the terms.
Coefficients should be divided by four and exponents should be subtracted by 4 since they have the same base (x).
The answer here is A.

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