The polynomial that is factored completely is (4x+4)(x+1)
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- For you to know which of the equation is completely factored, we need to ensure that the resulting expressions are linear in nature
- None of the terms of the expression must have a degree of 2 and above, otherwise, they are not factored completely.
From the given option, you can see that both options A, C, and D contain terms with degrees of 2 and 3 except option B. Therefore, the polynomial that is factored completely is (4x+4)(x+1)
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