Which of the expressions are equal to the expression?
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Which of the expressions are equal to the expression?
Let's start by factoring the given expression .
First, notice that:
In the first two terms: , we can factor out , giving us .
In the last two terms: , we can factor out , resulting in .
Combining both factorizations, we can write the original expression as:
Now, we factor out the common term :
Thus, the expression simplifies to:
Now, let's verify which options match:
Option 1:
This directly matches our simplified expression, so it is a correct choice.
Option 2:
Simplifying: Factoring 3 from gives , which matches the expression . So, this is also a correct choice.
Option 3:
The factors do not align with our expression because is not factored from .
Option 4:
Rewriting: which matches. Therefore, it is correct.
Hence, options 1, 2, and 4 are equivalent to the original expression.
The correct answer to the problem is
Break down the expression into basic terms:
\( 4x^2 + 6x \)
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