factorize (2x+3)*7
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factorize (2x+3)*7
(2X*7)+(3*7)
Now you can solve from this point.
What is your exact question?
This doesn't need to be factorised as this is the simplest form that you can get from an expression like that.
Does '*' mean power? Even so, it's in the simplest form.
Mhm, I know that asterisk means multiplication, but it's just that it's seldom used at the end of brackets and I just wanted to make sure of what the actual expression was.
Like in Tcl (tool command language) double asterisk is the symbol for power. So, to say 2 power 3, you'd write 2**3 instead of 2^3.
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