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Solve n2 + 11n + 30 = 0
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Answer:

n = -5 or -6

Explanation:


n^2+ 11n + 30 = 0

Lets factorise the quadratic equation :-

→ Lets split the middle term of the equation.


=> n^2 + 5n + 6n + 30 = 0

→ Lets take 'n' common from the first 2 terms & '6' common from last 2 terms.


=> n(n + 5) + 6(n + 5) = 0

→ Lets take (n + 5) whole in common from the equation.


=> (n + 5)(n + 6) = 0

Here , we get 2 values of n :-

1)
n + 5 = 0


=> n = -5

2)
n + 6 = 0


=> n = -6

∴ Hence , n = -5 or -6

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