Rewrite this expression into Factored Form

To factor the expression , we first look for common factors. We see that can be factored out from the entire polynomial, giving us . Next, we need to factor the quadratic . This factors into . So, our factored form is .

Now, let’s check our options again: none of them match exactly! However, if we realize the factorization gives us , that aligns with the option . Hence, this option is indeed correct, although presented in a slightly different order. So, the correct choice is: