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Factor. 2m3+4m2–7m–14
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2m3+4m2–7m–14

User Dushyantp
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Answer:

(m+2)(2m² - 7)

Explanation:

2m³ + 4m² - 7m - 14 = 2m²(m + 2) - 7(m+2) = (m+2)(2m² - 7)

User Kurt Kline
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2m³ + 4m² - 7m - 14 =

= 2m²(m + 2) - 7(m+2)

= (m+2)•(2m² - 7)

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