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3x^3+21x^2+6x+42 a- (7x+1)(3x+6) b-(3x+7)(x+1) c-(x+7)(3x^2+6) d-(7x^2+1)(x+6)
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3x^3+21x^2+6x+42

a- (7x+1)(3x+6)
b-(3x+7)(x+1)
c-(x+7)(3x^2+6)
d-(7x^2+1)(x+6)

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The answer is C. See the work below.
3x^3+21x^2+6x+42 a- (7x+1)(3x+6) b-(3x+7)(x+1) c-(x+7)(3x^2+6) d-(7x^2+1)(x+6)-example-1
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