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can someone please explain to me how you do something like(a-1)(a+1)(n^2+1)? I'm only in year 7 so I've only done (a-1)(1+1) and i know thats called quadratics but when there's 3 brackets, what is it called? Thanks a lot :D
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\[(a-1)(a+1)(n^2+1)\] or \[(n-1)(n+1)(n^2+1)\]??
second one
just make it n
\[(n−1)(n+1)(n^2+1)\] We know: \[(n-1)(n+1)=(n^2-1^2)=(n^2-1)\] \[(n^2-1)(n^2+1)=(n^4-1^2)=(n^4-1)\]
shouldnt (n-1)(n+1) be n^2-1?
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It is.
but u said (n-1)(n+1)=(n^2+1^2)
I said (n^2-1^2) and 1^2=1*1=1
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