OK well take out the 6 for the first form
= 6(2x^2 + x + 4)
Also we can factor the first 2 terms to give the second form:-
= 6x(2x + 1) + 24
Step-by-step explanation:
I'll do 2.
Alright,Alex let say we have factored a quadratic into two binomial, for example

If we set both of those equal to zero

We can used the zero product property in this case to find the roots of the quadratic equation.
This means that

This means we set each binomal equal to zero to find it root.






So our roots are negative 3/5 and negative 2/3 using zero product property
Ok, so first we distribute, you multiply the seven into everything in the parentheses next to it. So far we have, 14a+21+3(4a-2). You distribute the three into the parentheses to get, 14a+21+12a-6. You combine the like terms to get, 26a-15. You cannot simplify it any further so the answer is 26a-15.