Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
So we have the expression:

And we wish to factor it.
First, let's make a substitution. Let's let u be equal to x². Therefore, our expression is now:

This is a technique called quadratic u-substitution. Now, we can factor in this form.
We can use the numbers -3 and -2. So:

For the first two terms, factor out a u.
For the last two terms, factor out a -3. So:

Grouping:

Now, substitute back the x² for u:

And this is the simplest form.
And we're done!
I think think that the answer is 4096, but I am not for sure.
Y = 5<span><span>(x+<span>32</span>)^</span>2 </span>− <span><span>53/4 (the / is for fraction)</span></span>