Find the missing factor 2n^2(n-3)-4(n-3)=( )(n-3)
2 answers:
Factoring the common factor (n-3) from the terms on the left side, that left-side expression becomes
(2n^2-4)(n-3)
We presume your missing factor is
(2n^2-4)
Hi friend
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Your answer
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★ FINDING MISSING FACTOR
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Given expression : -
LHS = 2n²(n - 3)- 4(n - 3)
RHS = (Missing factor)(n - 3)
Now,
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From LHS expression, we get,
2n²(n - 3) - 4(n - 3)
= (n - 3)(2n² - 4)
= 2n(n - 2)(n - 3)
Equalising this with RHS expression, we have,
Missing factor = 2n(n - 2)
HOPE IT HELPS
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