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What is (8n2-26n+20)/(n-2)

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Answer:


2(4n-5)

Explanation:

We start with this equation:


(8n^2-26n+20)/(n-2)

Factoring it out gives us:


(2(4n-5)(n-2))/((n-2))

Thus you can cancel the
(n-2) as:


((n-2))/((n-2)) = 1

Giving us:


2(4n-5)

User Mike Corcoran
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Answer:

2(4n -5)

Explanation:

Factorizing:

8n² - 26n + 20 = 2*(4n² - 13n + 10)

4n² - 13n + 10

Sum = -13

Product = 10 * 4 = 40

The factors should be in such a way that when we add, we should get (-13) and when we multiply, we should get 40.

Factors = (-8); (-5) { (-8) + (-5) = -13 & (-5)*(-8) = 40}

4n² - 13n + 40 = 4n² - 8n - 5n + 10 {Rewrite the middle term using the factors}

Take the common term 4n from the first two terms and (-5) from the third and fourth term.

= 4n(n - 2) -5 (n - 2)

= (n -2) (4n - 5)


\sf (8n^2 - 26n + 20)/(n -2)= (2*(4n^2 - 13n +10))/((n -2))


= (2*(n -2)(4n -5))/((n -2))\\\\= 2*(4n-5)

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