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Solve the following algebraic expressions
1) n(n-4) -n(5-n)
2)

Solve the following algebraic expressions 1) n(n-4) -n(5-n) 2)-example-1
User Bill Leeper
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Answer:


n {}^(2) - 4n - 5n + n { }^(2) \\ = 2n {}^(2) - 9

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User Marlon
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Answer:


\huge\boxed{1) 2n^2-9n}


\huge\boxed{2) 6c\³ + 4c\²}

Explanation:

Part 1:

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

By distributive property

= n² - 4n - 5n + n²

= 2n² - 4n - 5n

= 2n² - 9n

Part 2:

= 4c(3c-c²)-2c²(4-5c)

Distributing brackets

= 12c² - 4c³ - 8c² + 10c³

Combining like terms

= 12c² - 8c² - 4c³ + 10c³

= 4c² + 6c³

= 6c³ + 4c²


\rule[225]{225}{2}

Hope this helped!

~AH1807

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