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Factor the four-term polynomial by grouping 8q^2 - 7pq - 8q+ 7p
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Factor the four-term polynomial by grouping
8q^2 - 7pq - 8q+ 7p

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Answer:

(−7p+8q)(q−1)

Explanation:

8q2−7pq−8q+7p

−7pq+8q2+7p−8q

=(−7p+8q)(q−1)

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