1. **State the problem:** Factor the polynomial $$6m^3 + 5mn + 6m^2 + 5n$$ by grouping.
2. **Group terms:** Group the polynomial into two pairs:
$$ (6m^3 + 5mn) + (6m^2 + 5n) $$
3. **Factor each group:**
- From the first group $$6m^3 + 5mn$$, factor out the common factor $$m$$:
$$ m(6m^2 + 5n) $$
- From the second group $$6m^2 + 5n$$, there is no common factor other than 1, so it remains as is.
4. **Rewrite the expression:**
$$ m(6m^2 + 5n) + 1(6m^2 + 5n) $$
5. **Factor out the common binomial:**
$$ (6m^2 + 5n)(m + 1) $$
6. **Final answer:**
$$ 6m^3 + 5mn + 6m^2 + 5n = (6m^2 + 5n)(m + 1) $$
This shows the polynomial is factorable by grouping.
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