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Factor the Polynomial as a Product of Linear Factors

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Factor the polynomial as a product of linear factors. Factor the polynomial as a product of linear factors. A) P(x) = [x + (2 - 3i) ][x + (2 + 3i) ](x - 1) B) P(x) = [x - (2 - 3i) ][x - (2 + 3i) ](x + 1) C) P(x) = [x - (2 - 3i) ][x - (2 + 3i) ](x - 1) D) P(x) = [x - (-2 - 3i) ][x + (-2 + 3i) ](x + 1)


A) P(x) = [x + (2 - 3i) ][x + (2 + 3i) ](x - 1)
B) P(x) = [x - (2 - 3i) ][x - (2 + 3i) ](x + 1)
C) P(x) = [x - (2 - 3i) ][x - (2 + 3i) ](x - 1)
D) P(x) = [x - (-2 - 3i) ][x + (-2 + 3i) ](x + 1)

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