Concept:Factorising the polynomial by grouping and using difference of squares.Explanation:Let P(x)=4x3+12x2−x−3.Group terms: (4x3+12x2)+(−x−3).Factor out common factors: 4x2(x+3)−1(x+3).Now P(x)=(4x2−1)(x+3).4x2−1 is a difference of squares: (2x)2−12=(2x−1)(2x+1).Thus P(x)=(2x−1)(2x+1)(x+3).Both (2x−1) and (2x+1) are factors of P(x).Therefore 4x3+12x2−x−3 is divisible by each of these factors.Answer:Option C – Both (2x+1) and (2x−1).