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3 years ago

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8090 [49]3 years ago

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4x²+x³

Factor is out x³ expression

The answer is :

${x}^{2} \times (4 + 3x)$

Carry learning!

Dovator [93]3 years ago

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<h3>Given :-</h3>

We have given expression, 4x² + x³

We have to factorise this expressions as fully as possible

<h3>Let's Begin :-</h3>

4x² + x³

Arrange it accordingly

x³ + 4x²

X is common in the expression

x²( x + 4 )

x² ( 4 + x)

Hence, After factorization we got two possible factors of the above expression that is x² and (4 + x )

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