Solve: 10n – n2 = 0
a) n = 0, n = -10
b) n = -10
c) n = 10
d) n = 0
e) n = 0, n = 10

Question

Solve: 10n – n2 = 0
	a)	n = 0, n = -10
	b)	n = -10
	c)	n = 10
	d)	n = 0
	e)	n = 0, n = 10

turingtest · Answer

what is the GCF of 10n and n^2  ?

anonymous · Answer

i dont know thats all it was

turingtest · Answer

let me put it another way:
is there anything you can factor out in the expression$$10n-n^2=0$$?

anonymous · Answer

no

turingtest · Answer

yes there is, the greatest common factor (GCF) of the two terms $10n$ and $n^2$ is $n$
you can always factor the GCF out of any expression
so try to factor out the GCF, $n$ from the expression$$10n-n^2=0$$

anonymous · Answer

thanks but i really struggle in math meaning im not understanding any of this an yes i want the answer

turingtest · Answer

I'm afraid that's not what this site is for.
You may come here to study, but giving away answers it quite a misuse of this site.
So I am sorry, but if you are not willing to attempt to understand the material, we cannot help you (though I'm sure you will have some who just throw answers at you anyway, they are often incorrect and you $will$ fail your exams that way)

turingtest · Answer

will fail*

anonymous · Answer

idgaf

turingtest · Answer

and now you are no longer welcome here
please improve your attitude and attempt some maturity before returning

anonymous · Answer

ohh lol