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Factor by grouping
ab + 7a + 4b + 28

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Answer:


\boxed{ \bold{ \huge{ \boxed{ \sf{(b + 7)(a + 4)}}}}}

Explanation:


\sf{ab + 7a + 4b + 28}

Take a common


\dashrightarrow{ \sf{a(b + 7) + 4b + 28}}

Take 4 common


\dashrightarrow{ \sf{a(b + 7) + 4(b + 7)}}

Take ( b + 7 ) common


\dashrightarrow{ \sf{(b + 7)(a + 4)}}

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Answer:

(b + 7)(a + 4)

Explanation:

ab + 7a + 4b + 28

separate the polynomial into 2 sections

(ab + 7a) (+ 4b + 28)

simplify each expression

a(b + 7)

4(b + 7)

you see that you have (b + 7) in both expressions. take that aside.

(b + 7)

you are left with a and positive 4. put these two together

(a + 4)

now put the expressions together

(b + 7)(a + 4)

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