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Standard VII
Mathematics
Dividing a Polynomial by a Monomial
Prove that a ...
Question
Prove that a factor of
(
2
n
+
3
)
2
−
(
2
n
−
3
)
2
is 8, where
n
is a natural number.
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Solution
given
⇒
(
2
n
+
3
)
2
−
(
2
n
−
3
)
2
⇒
4
n
2
+
9
+
12
n
−
4
n
2
−
9
+
12
n
⇒
24
n
⇒
8
(
3
n
)
proved
So we can observe that
8
is a factor of the above eqn.
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