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Factor 8x^3 + 16x^2 + 8x + 16

With factors (A + B) * (C + D) we get AC + AD + BC + BD
                                 coefficients:    8      16      8      16
                                     x terms:    x^3    x^2     x
AC = 8x^3, AD = 16x^2, BC = 8x, BD = 16

A and C will be x factors. AC has x^3, AD has x^2 and BC has x,
so it would seem that A has an x^2 and C has an x.

B and D are integers. AC and BC have 8 as the coefficient. If C (common
to both) has 8 as a coefficient and integer B is 1, AC would be 8x^3
and BC would be 8x.
AD and BD have 16 as a coefficient. If integer D (common to both)  
is 16 and integer B is 1, AD would be 16x^2 and BD would be 16.
Note that B is 1 in both suppositions.

A = x^2
B = 1
C = 8x
D = 16
So the answer is (x^2 + 1) * (8x + 16)
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