The problem asks us to factor out the greatest common factor from the expression $7x(x+y) - 8(x+y)$.

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1. Problem Description

The problem asks us to factor out the greatest common factor from the expression 7x(x+y)8(x+y)7x(x+y) - 8(x+y).

2. Solution Steps

We need to identify the greatest common factor in the given expression 7x(x+y)8(x+y)7x(x+y) - 8(x+y).
We can observe that the term (x+y)(x+y) is common to both terms 7x(x+y)7x(x+y) and 8(x+y)8(x+y).
Therefore, we can factor out (x+y)(x+y) from the expression.
7x(x+y)8(x+y)=(x+y)(7x8)7x(x+y) - 8(x+y) = (x+y)(7x - 8).

3. Final Answer

(x+y)(7x8)(x+y)(7x-8)

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