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The product of two even consecutive numbers, the smaller of which is equal to 2n.
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The product of two even consecutive numbers, the smaller of which is equal to 2n.

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the second even number is 2n + 2

2n (2n+2)

4n^2 + 4n


4 {n}^(2) + 4n

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