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Factor completely: 7a^2+49a+14

Factor completely: 7a^2+49a+14
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Factor completely: 7a^2+49a+14

User Shankar Raju
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Answer:

7(a^2+7a+2)

Explanation:

Divide out the 7. This becomes 7(a^2+7a+2). You can't factor any further.

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