Factor the expression. 4x(x^3 − 6) − 7(x^3 − 6) HELP ASAP!!

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$4x(x^3 - 6) - 7(x^3 - 6)$

<em>Take out the common factor, (x³ - 6), from both terms:</em>
$= (x^3 - 6)(4x - 7)$

$\Longrightarrow Answer \ D$

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