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why x and 4x-10 are factors of the expression x(4x-10)^3 rather than terms of the expression. 

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Because this expression can actually be written as x (4x-10)(4x-10)(4×-10)

x and 4x - 10 are a factor of the expression x(4x-10)³ because they are in the multiplication form of the equation.

What is expansion?

Expanded form is the term used in mathematics to refer to the process of expanding a number to convey the value of every digit and place value.

When a mathematical object is increased by a multiplier that is bigger in actual values than one, an expansion follows.

In another word, if you solve a factor by opening the bracket then you will go to get on some expanded term called expansion.

In mathematics, all real-life problems can be converted into equations which are sometimes in form of factors and we need to expand them to create solutions.

Given the expression x(4x-10)³

If we expand it then it will be

x(4x-10)(4x-10)(4x-10)

And factors are nothing but the multiplication of terms.

Factor also gives us the value of roots.

For more information about the expansion

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