How can I factorise this for math???

I’m studying for my test and I am stuck on this question. can you guys just help me do this one as an example so I can be able to do it? the equation is ×^2 + 10× +24

(the ^2 means =squared) haha. thankyouuu :)<3

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Answer #1

(x+4)(x+6)

Answer #2

the answer is (x+4)x (x+6)

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