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Solve by grouping 8x^3+3+6x^2+4x
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Solve by grouping 8x^3+3+6x^2+4x

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it cant be simplified but this is what i got

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sorry if its incorrect :')))))))

Solve by grouping 8x^3+3+6x^2+4x-example-1
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