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show that for every odd natural number n,
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\[48|n^3+3n^2-n-3\]
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Express the odd number n as (2N+1) for some natural number N. Then: \[n^3+3n^2-n-3=(2N+1)^3+3(2N+1)^2-(2N+1)-3\] Can you continue from here or would you like me to carry on?
I'm not quite sure what you've done there.
Try expanding the right hand side and grouping terms together.
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i substituted in the factorised form
\[(n-1)(n^2+3)\]
\[2N((2N+1)^2+3)\]\[2N(4N^2+4N+4)\]
\[8N(N^2+N+1)\]
\[48=8\times6\]
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Give me a minute :)
okay
u made a little mistake somewhere it should be\[8N(N+1)(N+2)\]
oh i see it
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I'm not sure, I need to take a break for a bit sorry my mind is frazzled. Maybe @Algebraic! can give you a hand?
thanks
\[8N(N+1)(N+2)\] I GET FROM THERE
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