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Answer:


- 4 x √(14 x - 2)

Explanation:


(8 x -56 x^(2) )/(√(14x - 2) )


\frac{{(8 x -56 x^(2)) } * {√(14 x -2) }}{(√(14 x -2) )^(2) }

cancel the square root :


\frac{{(8 x -56 x^(2)) } * {√(14 x -2) }}{{14 x -2}  }

and extract common factor:


\frac{{(8x) ( 1 - 7 x) } * {√(14 x -2) }}{{ -2* ( -7x +1) }  }

I extract common factor -2 because this way I can cancel (- 7x +1 )

Then:


\frac{{8x} * {√(14 x -2) }}{{ -2 }  }


{{-4x} * {√(14 x -2) }}

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