Identify common factors: Identify common factors in both terms of the expression.The expression is (5x−1)2(4x+5)+(x+7)(5x−1). We can see that (5x−1) is a common factor in both terms.
Factor out common factor: Factor out the common factor (5x−1). We can write the expression as (5x−1)[(5x−1)(4x+5)+(x+7)].
Distribute common factor: Distribute the common factor (5x−1) in the second term.Now we have (5x−1)[(5x−1)(4x+5)+1(x+7)].
Expand terms inside brackets: Expand the terms inside the brackets.We get (5x−1)[20x2+25x−4x−5+x+7].
Combine like terms: Combine like terms inside the brackets.This simplifies to (5x−1)[20x2+22x+2].
Factor quadratic expression: Factor the quadratic expression inside the brackets if possible.The quadratic 20x2+22x+2 can be factored as (10x+1)(2x+2).
Combine factored quadratic: Combine the factored quadratic with the common factor (5x−1).The completely factored expression is (5x−1)(10x+1)(2x+2).
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