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Factor polynomials: quadratic methods (challenge)

Martin and Lianzi were each asked to factor the polynomial expression 4k4+32k3+60k24k^4+32k^3+60k^2. Their responses are shown below.
MartinLianzi
4k2(k3)(k5)-4k^2(k-3)(k-5)4k2(k+3)(k+5)4k^2(k+3)(k+5)
Which student wrote an expression that is equivalent to 4k4+32k3+60k24k^4+32k^3+60k^2 ?
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