2v^6+28v^3+98 what’s the answer this this ?

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2v^6+28v^3+98 what’s the answer this this ?

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if you are trying to factor this problem then the answer is
2(v^3+7)^2

Galo Torres Sevilla answered Dec 26, 2019

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