Step 1 :First, we multiply the coefficient of the x^2 term (28) by the constant term (-2) to get -56.
Step 2 :We then need to find two numbers that multiply to -56 and add to -1 (the coefficient of the x term). The numbers that satisfy these conditions are -8 and 7.
Step 3 :We can then rewrite the middle term of the quadratic as -8x + 7x. This allows us to group the terms and factor by grouping.
Step 4 :Finally, we factor the expression to get (4x + 1)(7x - 2).
Step 5 :Thus, the factorization of the given expression \(28 x^{2}-x-2\) is \(\boxed{(4x + 1)(7x - 2)}\).