Explanation Given: Polynomial with four terms Concept Used: Factoring by grouping: Grouping of terms with common factors to make two groups and then we will take out GCF from those two groups. GCF: Greatest common factors. Concept of Sign: Negative ( − ) ⋅ Negative ( − ) = Positive ( + ) , Positive ( + ) ⋅ Positive ( + ) = Positive ( + ) , Negative ( − ) ⋅ Positive ( + ) = Negative ( − ) , Positive ( + ) ⋅ Negative ( − ) = Negative ( − ) If we take negative sign common from an expression all the sign inside the bracket will change to opposite i.e. Negative becomes positive and positive becomes negative Calculation: We use method of grouping to factor polynomial with four terms

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