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Well, honey, it looks like you've got yourself a simple linear expression there. Just pull out the common factor of 2 from both terms, and you're left with 2(x + 7). That's all there is to it, darling!

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the GCF of each term is 2; so, you simply factor out a 2 from each term.

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2x + 14

factor out the 2 to get:

2( x + 7 )

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