Let's divide equation 1 into two groups.
![12r^3+30r^2-10r-25\Rightarrow(12r^3+30r^2)-(10r+25)](https://img.qammunity.org/2023/formulas/mathematics/college/er2n08n2gadmcwigretvlwxxhb7bvop9fw.png)
We now have two groups and these are (12r³ + 30r²) and (10r + 25).
For the first group, factor out 6r². It becomes 6r²(2r + 5).
For the second group, factor out 5. It becomes 5(2r + 5).
So, the entire equation can be written as:
![(6r^2)(2r+5)-(5)(2r+5)](https://img.qammunity.org/2023/formulas/mathematics/college/s0muundv12n7q1bspwceuaib7sx7dp0eii.png)
As we can see above, 2r - 5 is a common term on both groups, hence, we can rewrite the equation again as:
![(2r+5)(6r^2-5)](https://img.qammunity.org/2023/formulas/mathematics/college/f7glrpxhk4okauw2cvrgsw6dfxpqqw8zkb.png)
Since 6r² - 5 cannot be factored further, the factors of equation 1 are (2r + 5)(6r² - 5).