Factorize Difference of Squares: Now we look at the expression inside the parentheses: 16x2−9. This is a difference of squares, which can be factored into (4x+3)(4x−3). So, (x−10)(16x2−9) becomes (x−10)(4x+3)(4x−3).
Final Factored Form: We have factored the expression completely, and there are no further factors common to all terms.The final factored form is (x−10)(4x+3)(4x−3).
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