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Factor each polynomial:

2wcubed + 6wsquared - 4w

I got...2w(2wsquared - 2)

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You've got the 2w bit right, but you haven't followed through on your original equation.

Divide 2w^3 by 2w

Divide 6w^2 by 2w

Divide 4w by 2w

Put 'em all back together. What have you got now?

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