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Rewrite the quadratic function in intercept or factored form
f(n)=-35-2n+n^2

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Answer:
f(n)=(n-7)(n+5)


Explanation:

1. You can rewrite the quadratic equation as following:


f(n)=n^(2)-2n-35

2. To factor it, you must find two number that when you add them you obtain -2 and when you multiply them you obtain -35. These would be 5 and -7.

3. Therefore, you can write the function in the following intercept form:


f(n)=(n-7)(n+5)


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