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n/2 (8n + 24)

=n/2* 8 (n + 3)
how do we get this answer?

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Answered by anandkumar4549

LHS = n/2(8n + 24)

Take out 8 common form the bracket

→ LHS = n/2[8(n + 3)] = RHS

Hence, PROVED

Answered by Anonymous

$( \frac{n}{2} ) \times 8(n + 3)$

here, 2 and 8 gets cancelled

$= 4n \times 8n + 24$

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$= {32n}^{2} + 24$

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n/2 (8n + 24)

=n/2* 8 (n + 3)
how do we get this answer?