Factor the expression, picture provided!
(((x^3) + (2•3x^2)) + 4x) + 24 We see that x^3+6x^2+4x+24 Isn't a perfect cube so we got to factor into 2 groups Group 1: 4x+24 Group 2: 6x^2+x^3 Pull out from each group separately Group 1: (x+6) • (4) Group 2: (x+6) • (x^2) Add up both of the groups (x+6) • (x^2+4) Find the roots of: F(x) = x^2+4 HENCE (x^2 + 4) • (x + 6)
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