SOLUTION: factorizacion (n+1)(n+9)=0
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Question 1143594: factorizacion (n+1)(n+9)=0
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factorization (n+1)(n+9)=0
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Your polynomial is just factored.
The roots of the equation are n= -1 and n= -9.
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