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40
40n ^{2} + n - 6

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Answered by steeve
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Given :-

40n {}^{2}  + n - 6
We have to bring out the factors of 40 × 6 such that their algeric sum equals 1

So we have 15 × 16 = 40 × 6

Comming back to equation

40n {}^{2}   + n  \:  - 6 \\  \\   = 40n {}^{2}  + 16n - 15n - 6 \\  \\  = 8n(5n + 2) - 3(5n + 2) \\  \\  = (5n  + 2)(8n - 3)

Hence 40n² can be splitted as ( 5n + 2 ) ( 8n - 3)
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